The only fault in that is she knows where she's going after her body ages and dies. So she won't feel the same level of regret as a mortal human...unless it involves a relationship with one of those brief humans. That, she would feel the full brunt of the regret for, because she wouldn't get another chance with them.





Nevertheless, there probably still are some results of results of some of it floating around out there. He couldn't manage to catch all of the cascading consequences without, well, destroying all of existence. The most he can do is change things so it's someone else's fault.





I'm finally getting there, but I got stuck again. I might have enough to start posting it in parts instead of the whole thing at once. I'll give it another couple of days.

The hardest thing I was doing was giving some of the characters I write more independence. I had to pull a couple of interesting tricks to make it work, but now they won't be tied so much to the people they were before. The bad news is that means it's not really a tie-in anymore.








Looks like it just so happens she leapt into one relevant to the other stuff that's going on.