But wouldn’t you change the present by time traveling? So, the past wouldn’t necessarily be set in stone.

All shall be explained. In the words of Baldrick: “I have a cunning plan…”
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I think I got it the first time around in the brief version in the prequel, but I’m pretty bright.

Time travel always gives me headaches. Ug. If I had to time travel my brain would probably explode from the complexity’s.

cos again is ’cause

Other than that this is good. Confusing for those who can’t keep up, though.

Which isn’t me.

I’m reading this thing after coming into it mid-series and then going to the beginning, but I’m going to go ahead and hazard a guess:

Yes, one could change the Present, whatever that may be, but only because by traveling into the Past does Present become Future, and therefore, mutable. Of the myriad possible futures, they collapse into one set timeline or path dependent upon the decisions and outcomes of the Present, which is itself the result of decisions and outcomes of the Past. Therefore, by going back in time, one can alter these outcomes.

Time to read the rest of the series and see if my hunch is anywhere close to correct.