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Library Time (Open)
For once, Ben hadn't deemed to go to the newly restocked Mr. Smoothie, or drive around. Nor was he beating on simulated monsters. Instead, he had been buried in a pile of books in the library, almost literally at times. He had purchased a lot of books and had been reading up on various things, including something that had been nagging at him for a while - Temporal Mechanics.
A lot of it was garbage from what he could tell, having experienced time travel in many forms. Discarding another book, he set it aside before picking up one and his eyes widened at the title. "Since when was this in here?"
The front of it read "Gemstones and Chrono Particles, a Dissertation of Time by P. Paradox."
Eagerly, Ben began to read it, pushing through the slightly bland material. Finally, after several hours, he set it down, rubbing his eyes. "It makes sense," he said, leaning back in his chair. "Now I get why Professor Paradox is so intent on protecting me."
The chapter he had opened to, was entitled "Cross-Time and You", and there was a symbol of the Omnitrix on it, or rather the Plumbers symbol on it. He chuckled ironically as he leaned back in the pile of books, trying to figure out how to deal with the knowledge that there were other timelines just as real as his own, with many Ben's sharing his face.
A lot of it was garbage from what he could tell, having experienced time travel in many forms. Discarding another book, he set it aside before picking up one and his eyes widened at the title. "Since when was this in here?"
The front of it read "Gemstones and Chrono Particles, a Dissertation of Time by P. Paradox."
Eagerly, Ben began to read it, pushing through the slightly bland material. Finally, after several hours, he set it down, rubbing his eyes. "It makes sense," he said, leaning back in his chair. "Now I get why Professor Paradox is so intent on protecting me."
The chapter he had opened to, was entitled "Cross-Time and You", and there was a symbol of the Omnitrix on it, or rather the Plumbers symbol on it. He chuckled ironically as he leaned back in the pile of books, trying to figure out how to deal with the knowledge that there were other timelines just as real as his own, with many Ben's sharing his face.
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No the real reason he spent time in the library was the fact that it was generally quiet even when there were a lot of people. People also tended to leave him alone.
Of course, sometimes something catches his mind, like a person reading a book about alternate dimensions. If what Supergirl and Superboy had said was true, then that was directly relevant to him, so he walked over to him.
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"I'm Ben by the way. Ben Tennyson."
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"I take it you're new on the ship?"
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FAMOUS LAST WORDS... OR LACK OF WORDS I SUPPOSE!
Heheh yep
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"Find something interesting, Ben?"
She was drawn up into a meat chair, knees to her chest, and out of the familiar armor, nose buried in a book whose cover was blocked by her legs.
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Maydril gave a sigh.
"So have you found anything pithy within? Worth sharing?" Despite the semi-sibling rivalry they had, the question was a serious one.
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Ben furrowed his brow as he paged through it. "I don't know if he's being vague or anything, but he seems to be hinting to more stuff beyond my own timeline."
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Sure, there had probably been time travel in the Nexus cities, but May had never dealt with any of that personally.
"It sounds confusing," she admitted.
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"If that's the case, then while I'm still Ben, there's also other me out there, doing what we're supposed to be doing. Not fighting a war against a Bug Race."
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Maydril's mouth twitched, and she frowned. "Well. I hope, any way. I hardly feel as if I am doing what I am supposed to here, where we are supposed to be fighting this war."
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Ben shrugged, propping the book up in his hands. "If it weren't for this book I wouldn't be reading today."
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And there was Ben. Buried in books. He didn't really seem to be the type though, but then again, it wasn't really like she knew him all that well. "What are you reading?" she asked, heading over to him.
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"It's been a couple of weeks, hasn't it?"
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She nodded. "And yeah, it has..."
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Ben you have no idea how close to the 4th wall you're leaning there.
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