Chapter 323 — Regression Is Too Much

Chapter 323

A group of writers debates hypothetical lethal abilities with the President, focusing on a time-traveler whose power seems nearly invincible. An elder writer explains that countermeasures rely on acting unpredictably, but multiple regressions render this useless. Michael Zetter arrives late and confidently suggests his Adaptation ability could counter time travel, though the writers remain skeptical. Later, in a secret laboratory, scientists and the President test the limits of the Book of Truth by asking abstract philosophical questions, which the Book ignores. When the President casually asks if the Book is affected by time fluctuations, the Book answers that it is unique. Realizing the Book retains information across time resets, the President becomes ecstatic. He later confronts a drunk Zetter, proposing they use the Book to leave an invisible mark on it. This mark would persist through time resets, allowing them to prove the existence of a higher power or a time traveler, effectively turning the Book into an unbreakable ledger of truth.

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