Legends of Merathia (A D&D campaign)[Chapter Six: Manhunt]

Roleplaying
#2713

Wex follows, confused, the Orc also follows because he’s got a job to do, the group gets clear of the inn just in time to see it get crushed

#2714

still looking for Jeoffrey

#2715

Val reaches the Watchhouse, where Jeoffrey is filling out paperwork

#2716

Rushs into the room I NEED HELP

#2717

Jeoffrey: What can I do for you?

#2718

I think me and my friends are stick in a time loop

#2719

Jeoffrey: I see, and you think it might be Chronos’ fault?

#2720

pretty much. the archmage was also kidnapped

#2721

Jeoffrey: I see, well I suppose I’ll do what I can

#2722

hands him the note he left this for us

#2723

Jeoffrey: I see
He reads the note

#2724

we need everything you have on Chronos there must be a way to escape this.

#2725

Jeoffrey: We’ve never had any reports of someone escaping a time loop, I think the only way to do so would be to kill him

#2726

so you have heard of these timeloops?

#2727

Jeoffrey: Yes, people have mentioned them, and died relatively soon afterwards

#2728

I don’t think these are fully time loops. more like other worlds we are sent to when we die. that mirror the others but are never truley the same

#2729

Jeoffrey: That’s the explanation we came up with as well, a true time loop would screw with the fabric of the multiverse, so instead the victim is sent to a parallel timeline
Jeoffrey: Meaning, if you’ve died in your loop, there now exists a timeline where you’re dead, it just isn’t the one you are in now

#2730

so if I die in this timeline. I truly die here but I am sent to other timeline with all my knowledge intact

#2731

Jeoffrey: That’s the common assumption
Jeoffrey: Although for you it’s the same experience as time constantly looping

#2732

did you hear this from people who claimed they met Chronos and stuff about time loops?