>>513832863
the thing that bothers me these days is every stupid sci fi concept has almost been exhausted it is like nobody has the imagination to create something truly new by accident even if they havenβt read the previous material they reproduce a story that has already been told
Donβt play this off that there are never new stories, sci fi classics disprove that
Time travel mechanics and multiple universes for a story line have been been done a lot
The main elements are here, an extremely complex high science creation that somehow manipulates time with a deep knowledge requirement to comprehend it or misprove any possibility
Ok now itβs the magic time item again
Furthermore we have the Zorastarian concept of some total end of the world but wrapped into scientific causes like an asteroid, or human actions with world ending things like nookular bombs
Now we have the vehicle for the plot
Itβs the same thing
To really make this novel you have to try harder
I wouldnβt give a shit if it by some billion to one chance if itβs true who cares obviously it points to trying to prevent an eventuality: maybe the universe is supposed to die and be reborn and planets also have a lifespan anyway
Outside of anyones control itβs just another thing to add to that list
Releasing your idea of control ultimately, think about a story on that chief