Lololoshka was on the verge of a difficult choice: to go through the separation from time or not in order to survive. That's why he's here, in the Timeless Wasteland. In a place where the God of Time himself lives. In a place that allows you to move through time and time branches.

The black sand creaked under his boots, as if grinding seconds into dust. There was no wind blowing here — it was stuck between worlds, and therefore the air was heavy, like lead weights. The sky, dark gray, as if covered with the ashes of forgotten eras, shimmered with rare pale spots.

He walked for a long time. Or he didn't move at all. Here, footsteps left no footprints, and thoughts roamed freely through the open spaces. The sand was crunching. Making another attempt to find the God of Time, Lo walked on without feeling tired — here time did not flow, did not burn the skin, did not rush.

He stopped and raised his head. Impenetrable gray clouds, without sun, without stars. The silence was deafening. Lololoshka called out to Watcher again, but his voice disappeared into the void without encountering an echo. Lololoshka began to run into the gloomy darkness again.

And here in front of him, where there had been emptiness a second ago, now stood Watcher. His cloak, woven from multiple timelines with its own history, fluttered without the flow of air. Face — without facial expressions, completely black. Only two white glowing windows, called eyes, watched him indifferently. And around the two burning eyes swirled softly hissing smoke.

Watcher knows why Lololoshka came. And his talk about "last chance" added a twist to an already tense conversation.

[The icy gaze of Watcher is alarming]

"You're here again, Planeswalker." The God of Time's voice sounded like it came from all times at once. "You want something that can't be returned."..

Watcher slowly shook his head.

"To correct mistakes, you have to make decisions that you have already made."

The God of time extended his hand. His fingers were encased in black gloves.

"Become my student. Then you can remember everything and survive."