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2024-10-29 19:42:56“What is it that connects the future to the past, and the past to the future? If it happens that one of us would be able to discover it, then the world would be much easier.”
CHAPTER LXXVII: A Couplet & The Wall Entrance; All the Mysteries of Yesterday
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