Angielski
Time is literally running out for Jon and his team. He is armed with only a vague set of instructions from Time as to how the Earth can be resurrected. The worst part is there is no way to know if such a miracle can even be achieved. Time told Jon specifically that what he was attempting had never been done. Then again, that type of dire warning has never discouraged Jon in the past. The dude's practically worryproof.
The odds against humankind could not be longer. The clan's leader, the time maker, is still avoiding a confrontation with Sachiko's powerful time ship, Aramthella. And the sociopathic security forces of the Brother-Sisterhood of Time are unrelenting in their pursuit of Jon and his crew. They are able to come at him from the past, present, and future. Not only that, but the inquisitors have a technology that allows them to return to an earlier time in their own lives. So even if Jon kills them, they will never stay dead. How can he dream of defeating them?
Working with the alien creature Plesmus, Jon must forge a set of markers to function as a framework for Earth to be reanimated. But there are no precedents or blueprints available to guide him. Jon must achieve the impossible entirely on his own, yet again. How many times can he go to that well and have the good fortune of drawing water? His luck is bound to run out sooner or later. May it'll be today...
Join Jon Ryan as the adventure of Time Wars Last Forever draws to its tumultuous conclusion. Spoiler alert: You'll likely fall off the edge of your seat, so be ready!
