GT: Why the name of your planet called Skaia.
TT: Whatever the case, it's pretty cool.
GT: So...
GT: You are a time traveler from 2422 here but also know how to make time travel practical?
TT: Not really.
TT: I've been doing some futzing around with that.
TT: Like, researching all sorts of things.
TT: I have a lot of ground to make.
GT: Oh yeah?
GT: Vi+cite?
TT: Yes. Like basically.
TT: I'm setting up this whole operation here in the not too distant future.
TT: Travelling between points in time where there are still people on the planet.
TT: So they won't be able to send you spam emails or junk mail.
TT: And they won't even know where you came from.
TT: So you'll need to get creative.
TT: Like inventing a completely new era.
TT: That's what you're doing, right?
GT:
GT: Wow.
GT: Vi+cal?
TT: Constellations, star systems, planets...
TT: Everything.
GT: What.
TT: Constellations?
GT: Oh. Yes.
TT: What are you talking about?
TT: Constellations?
GT: What are you talking about?
TT: You see, we are talking about some very specific environmental conditions.
TT: In the furthest ring, the temperature is plummeting.
GT: What?
TT: When it comes to lowering the ambient temperature, noxious fumes are being pushed through the open flaps of this man-made biosphere.
TT: At such chokepoints, life-threatening emergencies are unfolding before our very eyes.
TT: This is taking place amidst a critical mass of Orion's Finest.
TT: The defenders of this nascent civilisation are being forced to engage in what was once their sole resource, obliterating their enemies before their very eyes.
TT: Their objective had been accomplished, but they had not been prepared for the intensity of the assault.
TT: It was then that they collared themselves, and were caught between defending against their own annihilation and attempting to survive.