Chapter 245: The Travel by Means of Musicology

There was a definite way to travel through time. There are many different ways, in fact. But not all of them are publicly known, and they were kept hidden for a reason.

For the Literary Committee, it is a travel through rhythm. For the Scientific Council, it is a travel through a machine. There are many other ways not yet revealed, aside from the mystery of these two methods, and soon it will be uncovered by the unlikely circumstances that will narrate the terrible things that had happened in the past. Good or bad, it must present itself vividly, and as evil as it is possible.

But the intersection between literature and science communication lies within its equilibrium a deep and dark confidence. An advanced way to go back and forth through time has finally been perfected, and it was not very biased for any substantial form of the medium, whether be it literary or scientific. It was even generally regarded to be the "universal way" of seeing things, even more accurate than the power of the mystical rings. Many believe it to be a window to all sorts of travel though space and within the line segment of the time element itself.

As a Fellow of the Boondocks Scientific Trust, he was quite aware of the many misunderstandings, including the discriminatory practices aimed at the Illustrators before (but not to the powerful Proctors, of course) due to the status accorded to the usage of the Physical Clock. For a certain time, the imagination was not given importance, and this will prove to be an extremely fatal error of judgment on their part.

What must be seen must also be heard, and he knew all of that. He is Jerry Captain, after all. A very capable sailor of rhythm. A faithful Fellow and a very good friend; enemy to the destroyers of humanity. By finally revealing his own name, he is starting the long story of his unforgiving misery; travelling through space and time, he is showing his heroic virtues.

A sad song, some would rather say. And his life was indeed full of sadness and happiness. Bittersweet as it may, and that is absolutely accurate. However, music has a unique way to make emotions full of sadness become a thing of beauty and admiration. That is also true, and this is his life.

From the alarm of the death of someone in history to the revelations of his personal senses, he had a very curious ability to see through the veil of his own mind. It was precise and worrying at the same time; he considers such misery as a curse within his own soul. A destruction of his feelings, blindness to the clarity of his ambitions.

His senses travel by means of Musicology. His guitar strings are swift, capable, and strong.

And this ability is unique and enviable. However, he is quite vulnerable and in awful danger because of it.

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