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Glad to see you again.
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>> I don't think we've actually met.
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>> Oh, great. A new one.
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>> My name is Dr. Melanie Grist,
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paraphysicist. I don't know how much
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time we have, so let's get right to it.
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I've been stuck here for months,
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observing different timelines of my
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team's expedition, meeting different
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versions of my team, myself, and you.
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Time is being patterned here.
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>> So, we've met before.
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>> You've helped me. Now, I'm helping you.
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One of you at least. I've retrofitted a
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device to track fluctuations in time
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caused by the pattern. Use it to find me
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just like you did before. I think I
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figured something out. Something
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Zoe. I just met one of the researchers.
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She said time is patterning down here.
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There are multiple versions of the
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research camp and the researchers. Gris
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told me she's been down here for months.
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>> I know. You told me like 20 minutes ago.
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A patch pop and we've been trying to
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>> Dylan, if Schultz's team has had months
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of relative time, it means they've
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completed months of additional research.
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We need their data from every iteration,
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every timeline. Find a way to transmit
