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Forensic  Jorge Velez is on the heels of a series of  murders but the  events unfolding may have already happened. His team found intertwined events, unusual evidences, strange disappearances, time lapses, and  feeling of 'deja vu'. In order for them to truly find out what is happening they literally  need to run  towards the  shadow's edge and fell 150 meters below.
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Did he just walk inside a top secret military program? Where is Dr. Molina? What is his purpose in inviting him?

The electric noise was literally raising all the hair on his arms. There were sudden huge sparks that could literally fry and it randomly  hit the floor and the tall ceiling above. What is this place? There is something massive going on and he needed to understand what this is all about.

"Impressed?" A man behind him asked. It was Dr. Molina. He removed his goggles and grabbed Jorge's arms.

"I could see you are in a confused state. Come inside the briefing room."

Confused is an underestimation. Jorge was literally in a state of shock.

Inside the briefing room, Jorge's hand was trembling as he drank a glass of water together with his medication. He needed something to calm himself down. The voices he heard in his radio, the message from Colonel Riva, and this massive thing in front of him is just too much to process in the blink of an eye. He needed to slow down.

"What's going on?" Jorge's asked as Dr. Molina pore over the result of many of his experiments.

"What you see is what you get Jorge. It's the real deal. A time machine."

Jorge felt his breathing stopped. He heard it loud and clear. A  T-I-M-E machine.

Run on Shadow's Edge

Marcus was reading a book on the history of Palindrome Town which he borrowed from Martha. While he understood that the town was discovered some 500 years before, he could not quite grasp its unusual history. He then stood up trying to wrap his head around the haziness of the past. He looked at his father's shelf and touched the book's spine but there was no urge inside him to open one of them. Ever since his father died, he lost all interest in reading the books his father owned. Martha arrived and brought him some more books from the public library.

"Here's the books you want. By the way, I hope you will read this in time because I don't want to pay the surcharge for this. "

"How much is the surcharge in case?" Marcus asked.

"A dollar and fifty," Martha replied.

"Wow, that's expensive by any means. It's like I bought the books already."

The Book