[Elias still struggles to solidify how he truly views the mission that ALASTAIR has undertaken. In his own world, though mages had the ability to utilize magic's power to do nearly anything, there were strict and understood codes which prevented anyone from trying to alter anything too overarching, too extreme. Time, gravity, all of the things that comprised the fabric of reality itself. They were off-limits.

So what ALASTAIR claimed to want to do made him apprehensive, though he recognized their prowess, having summoned all of them there. But it was difficult to fully absolve himself of doubts and worry.]

It seems odd to place something of such importance upon the calculations of a program we know not the origins of.

So, if there were two separate instances of this process, and they arrived at two different conclusions on what would be better for the overall Timeline. How are we supposed to reconcile this?

[Blind faith? Luck? They had a fifty-fifty chance.]