Eternity's Wheel (Interworld, Book 3) by Neil Gaiman

Author:Neil Gaiman [Neil Gaiman, Michael Reaves, and Mallory Reaves]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Published: 2015-04-15T16:00:00+00:00

INTERLOG

From Avery’s journal

I didn’t want this mission in the first place.

I know that sounds whiny, and I am not trying to complain, but I need to find Acacia. I understand that we can’t spare any Agents for her; we’ve got our hands full trying to keep the Techs in line. I know that.

But she’s my little sister, damn it. She’s all I’ve got. Even now …

Damn him. And Josephine, too.

I didn’t want this mission, but I took it because it would put me into contact with Joseph Harker. From what I can tell, he’s the last person to have seen Acacia before she vanished. I wanted the chance to question him, at the very least, even if it wasn’t part of this specific job. I was supposed to be bringing the infected Walker back to his correct timeline, but that proved more difficult than I thought.

Acacia shouldn’t have sent him to InterWorld’s End. That’s a point far in the future, so far it had no bearing on him. He had no business being there. Into the future, sure, off to a remote location where no one but the Techmaturges could have gotten to him … but my sister decided otherwise, apparently.

Technically, it was Harker’s own future path. Thousands of years after his death, of course, but still on the same timeline. The MDLF showing up to bring him back through the future was unexpected, though I have to wonder if my sister hadn’t taken that into account. She spoke highly of him in her reports, though I have to admit I’m not overly impressed.

He’s rash, and he doesn’t follow directions. He doesn’t listen. I told him to leave Josephine behind, and instead he brought her onto the ship, compromising his entire mission. The HEX witch would have made her way on board, if I hadn’t acted. If I hadn’t killed Josie.

It wasn’t supposed to happen that way.

Damn this mission.

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