The Shard of Reversal

Causality Bent, Truth Revealed. Beneath the collapsed observatory of Aeon’s Fold, where time once looped endlessly in a 3-hour cycle, the Shard of Reversal pulses with a violet glow. This jagged crystal doesn’t refract light—it refracts memory. When held, it bends causality within a 3-meter radius: a dropped object returns to the hand, a spoken word unspoken, a wound unbled. These reversals aren’t illusions; they are glimpses into alternate outcomes, fragments of futures that never stabilized.

Virell discovered the shard while navigating the ruins left behind by the Chrono-Scribes, a sect that believed time was a language to be rewritten. The observatory had collapsed under the weight of paradoxes, leaving behind echoes and inscriptions that still whisper through fractured stone. One such inscription reads: “To reverse is not to undo. It is to remember the path not taken.”

For Virell, the Shard of Reversal wasn’t just proof of theory—it was validation. It marked the moment time acknowledged him. He wasn’t merely collecting artifacts anymore; he was assembling a new grammar for reality. And with each use of the shard, he felt causality bend further, revealing truths buried beneath the surface of possibility.

Causality Bent, Truth Revealed. This is not just an artifact—it’s a threshold. Step closer, and you may find that time doesn’t move forward or backward. It listens.

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