Lea listened to he proposed plan. They were right; the whole thing sounded crazy. But while he had no idea how anything related to time travel worked and planned to save himself a headache by not trying to figure it out, he couldn't help but think it was a good idea, no matter how much of a long shot it was. And a chance to restore a whole world was more than worth the risk.

"Wouldn't be the first time I've been on board with a plan that looked crazy on paper," he said. "Count me in; if there's any chance at all to restore a whole world, we've gotta take it. I don't have a clue about how time travel actually works, but I do know a thing or two about making friends and getting people to go along with weird ideas."

"Though it might help if we had a little more evidence than just our word and the fact that no one would make up a story this crazy. Would we be able to take some kind of Ministry documentation or something back with us that would help convince them we were legit, or would anything like that get damaged or erased when we went back?"