Sacrificial army

“The whole world might forget its existence, but a few will not.” Said Seth.

“You mean the singularities… Will I still keep my memories?”

Seth nodded and turned around, gently caressing Elise’s cold and pale cheek while staring into her blood-red eyes.

“As long as it is not destroyed, a singularity will always keep its time and memories. They are similar to time anchors. The only being able to change their time is the Tower, but it also can’t change their memories.”

“In Lisa’s case, her mother should remember everything in this world, but there’s a small issue: the treasure owner in the other timeline is not her, but Henrietta, one of my wives.”

“With Henrietta now pulled out of existence, there is no problem at all, but once the singularity is broken between two individuals, it stops being a singularity. It is just another paradox.”

“You want to kill Julie in the other world…” muttered Elise, finally understanding where Seth was coming from.