griddyshazel
“What if I told you there was indeed an apocalypse. But the umbrella academy were able to go back on time and stop it. If I told you I watched with my own eyes, the world end. And the only reason I’m still here is because I used to work for an agency of time-traveling assassins.” Hazel said, pausing for a second so he could answer her question. “You don’t have to give me anything. Just listening and not thinking I’m a crazy is more than enough.”
After another quick pause, he took in one more deep breath before speaking up again. “I don’t know it happened. But a chunk of the moon fell off and hit Earth. That was the end of it. Everything gone. But the academy stopped it now, apparently.
How? He had no idea. He was also still yet to see Five. It was as if he disappeared. No one knew if his whereabouts at all.
She managed to stop herself from asking any questions when he mentioned an apocalypse until he’d finished talking. “I’d say that the moon hitting the Earth does sound very end of days. But that clearly hasn’t happened, unless you’re really a time traveler. But - not offence - you don’t really look like one of the Umbrella people.”
Normally, if she knew someone interesting, she’d drop the name into the conversation, but it didn’t seem right to admit that she knew two people at the Tower. Tatiana had no fear of getting Cassius in trouble, she knew he could handle himself, but Jax was an entirely different matter. She still wasn’t sure how she felt about seeing him again.
“I’m a historian, not a scientist, so I will say that I don’t think the moon could break that easily. I hope. But also, if you are a time traveler, please take me to the French Revolution, that’s my area of study right now.”
