Gordian Maze - Revision history

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	During [[The Trinity Alternative]] in [[The ByWay to Freedom]], Hunter uses the anomaly to retrieve [[Pendragon#Sword\|Echbalder]] by simply entering it, finding his past self, and using the gateway sword to retrieve the original.		During [[The Trinity Alternative]] in [[The ByWay to Freedom]], Hunter uses the anomaly to retrieve [[Pendragon#Sword\|Echbalder]] by simply entering it, finding his past self, and using the gateway sword to retrieve the original.

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CourseDirector at 23:47, 9 September 2018

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	However, Hunter later theorizes that the first entry is the "having been there in the past", and only means that to balance the anomaly, one must re-enter it two more times.		However, Hunter later theorizes that the first entry is the "having been there in the past", and only means that to balance the anomaly, one must re-enter it two more times.

	During [[The Trinity Alternative]] in [[The ByWay to Freedom]], Hunter uses the anomaly to retrieve [[Pendragon#Sword\|~~Excalibur~~]] by simply entering it, finding his past self, and using the gateway sword to retrieve the original.		During [[The Trinity Alternative]] in [[The ByWay to Freedom]], Hunter uses the anomaly to retrieve [[Pendragon#Sword\|Echbalder]] by simply entering it, finding his past self, and using the gateway sword to retrieve the original.

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	==Cannon==		==Cannon==
	During ~~the run of~~ the [[Course Books]], [[Hunter Jusenkyou\|Hunter]] uses the maze three times. The first time, he and several of the [[Slayer Dragons]] and [[Eighth Power]] become lost in the maze during an attempt to rescue Jason, and themselves have to be rescued by his daughter, [[Emily Jusenkyou]], who enlists the aid of [[Ryoga]]. Initially, [[Jason Bur'I]] fears that by having entered the maze, they have damaged their own timeline ("you must have been there in the past").		During the [[Course Books]], [[Hunter Jusenkyou\|Hunter]] uses the maze three times. The first time, he and several of the [[Slayer Dragons]] and [[Eighth Power]] become lost in the maze during an attempt to rescue Jason, and themselves have to be rescued by his daughter, [[Emily Jusenkyou]], who enlists the aid of [[Ryoga]]. Initially, [[Jason Bur'I]] fears that by having entered the maze, they have damaged their own timeline ("you must have been there in the past").

	However, Hunter later theorizes ~~that entering it once doesn't actually cause a change to the timeline,~~ that the first entry is the "having been there in the past", and only means that to balance the anomaly, one must re-enter it two more times.		However, Hunter later theorizes that the first entry is the "having been there in the past", and only means that to balance the anomaly, one must re-enter it two more times.

	During [[The Trinity Alternative]] in [[The ByWay to Freedom]], Hunter uses the anomaly to retrieve [[Pendragon#Sword\|Excalibur]] by simply entering it, finding his past self, and using the gateway sword to retrieve the original.		During [[The Trinity Alternative]] in [[The ByWay to Freedom]], Hunter uses the anomaly to retrieve [[Pendragon#Sword\|Excalibur]] by simply entering it, finding his past self, and using the gateway sword to retrieve the original.

Siddharth1 at 18:13, 22 August 2013

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	The Gordian Maze is a temporal anomaly first charted by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] in 253 [[B.G.A.]]. Though it was studied for a considerable amount of time, the Foundation was never able to make sense of the anomaly, and eventually declared the entire region a one-hundred-thousand light-year "no-go" zone, effectively forming the border of Foundation space in that region.		The Gordian Maze is a temporal anomaly first charted by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] in 253 [[B.G.A.]]. Though it was studied for a considerable amount of time, the Foundation was never able to make sense of the anomaly, and eventually declared the entire region a one-hundred-thousand light-year "no-go" zone, effectively forming the border of Foundation space in that region.

	The anomaly itself is very small, fitting a cube only fifty feet along an edge. It is found underground in a cave system, on the first planet in the solar system designated CRX 72. What the Foundation did discover is that time is bent in three distinct ways. This led to the allusion that "if you enter the Gordian Maze, you will enter it again in the future, and you must have been there in the past."		The anomaly itself is very small, fitting a cube only fifty feet along an edge. It is found underground in a cave system, on the first planet in the solar system designated CRX 72. What the Foundation did discover is that time is bent in three distinct ways. This led to the allusion that "if you enter the Gordian Maze, you will enter it again in the future, and you must have been there in the past".

	==Cannon==		==Cannon==
	During the run of the [[Course Books]], [[Hunter Jusenkyou\|Hunter]] uses the maze three times. The first time, he and several of the [[Slayer Dragons]] and [[Eighth Power]] become lost in the maze during an attempt to rescue Jason, and themselves have to be rescued by his daughter, [[Emily Jusenkyou]], who enlists the aid of [[Ryoga]]. Initially, [[Jason Bur'I]] fears that by having entered the maze, they have damaged their own timeline("you must have been there in the past").		During the run of the [[Course Books]], [[Hunter Jusenkyou\|Hunter]] uses the maze three times. The first time, he and several of the [[Slayer Dragons]] and [[Eighth Power]] become lost in the maze during an attempt to rescue Jason, and themselves have to be rescued by his daughter, [[Emily Jusenkyou]], who enlists the aid of [[Ryoga]]. Initially, [[Jason Bur'I]] fears that by having entered the maze, they have damaged their own timeline ("you must have been there in the past").

	However, Hunter later ~~realizes that he can abuse this aspect of the anomaly. He~~ theorizes that entering it once doesn't actually cause a change to the timeline, that the first entry is the "having been there in the past" ~~part~~, and only means that to balance the anomaly, one must re-enter it two more times.		However, Hunter later theorizes that entering it once doesn't actually cause a change to the timeline, that the first entry is the "having been there in the past", and only means that to balance the anomaly, one must re-enter it two more times.

	During [[The Trinity Alternative]] in [[The ByWay to Freedom]], Hunter uses the anomaly to retrieve [[Pendragon#Sword\|Excalibur]] by simply entering it, finding his past self, and using the gateway sword to retrieve the original.		During [[The Trinity Alternative]] in [[The ByWay to Freedom]], Hunter uses the anomaly to retrieve [[Pendragon#Sword\|Excalibur]] by simply entering it, finding his past self, and using the gateway sword to retrieve the original.

CourseDirector at 19:33, 3 April 2013

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	==Cannon==		==Cannon==
	During the run of the [[Course Books]], [[Hunter ~~Jusenkou~~\|Hunter]] uses the maze three times. The first time, he and several of the [[Slayer Dragons]] and [[Eighth Power]] become lost in the maze during an attempt to rescue Jason, and themselves have to be rescued by his daughter, [[Emily Jusenkyou]], who enlists the aid of [[Ryoga]]. Initially, [[Jason Bur'I]] fears that by having entered the maze, they have damaged their own timeline("you must have been there in the past").		During the run of the [[Course Books]], [[Hunter Jusenkyou\|Hunter]] uses the maze three times. The first time, he and several of the [[Slayer Dragons]] and [[Eighth Power]] become lost in the maze during an attempt to rescue Jason, and themselves have to be rescued by his daughter, [[Emily Jusenkyou]], who enlists the aid of [[Ryoga]]. Initially, [[Jason Bur'I]] fears that by having entered the maze, they have damaged their own timeline("you must have been there in the past").

	However, Hunter later realizes that he can abuse this aspect of the anomaly. He theorizes that entering it once doesn't actually cause a change to the timeline, that the first entry is the "having been there in the past" part, and only means that to balance the anomaly, one must re-enter it two more times.		However, Hunter later realizes that he can abuse this aspect of the anomaly. He theorizes that entering it once doesn't actually cause a change to the timeline, that the first entry is the "having been there in the past" part, and only means that to balance the anomaly, one must re-enter it two more times.

	During [[The Trinity Alternative]] in [[The ByWay to Freedom]], Hunter uses the anomaly to retrieve [[Pendragon#Sword\|Excalibur]] by simply entering it, finding his past self, and using the gateway sword to retrieve the original.		During [[The Trinity Alternative]] in [[The ByWay to Freedom]], Hunter uses the anomaly to retrieve [[Pendragon#Sword\|Excalibur]] by simply entering it, finding his past self, and using the gateway sword to retrieve the original.

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The Gordian Maze is a temporal anomaly first charted by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] in 253 [[B.G.A.]]. Though it was studied for a considerable amount of time, the Foundation was never able to make sense of the anomaly, and eventually declared the entire region a one-hundred-thousand light-year "no-go" zone, effectively forming the border of Foundation space in that region.

The anomaly itself is very small, fitting a cube only fifty feet along an edge. It is found underground in a cave system, on the first planet in the solar system designated CRX 72. What the Foundation did discover is that time is bent in three distinct ways. This led to the allusion that "if you enter the Gordian Maze, you will enter it again in the future, and you must have been there in the past."

==Cannon==
During the run of the [[Course Books]], [[Hunter Jusenkou|Hunter]] uses the maze three times. The first time, he and several of the [[Slayer Dragons]] and [[Eighth Power]] become lost in the maze during an attempt to rescue Jason, and themselves have to be rescued by his daughter, [[Emily Jusenkyou]], who enlists the aid of [[Ryoga]]. Initially, [[Jason Bur'I]] fears that by having entered the maze, they have damaged their own timeline("you must have been there in the past").

However, Hunter later realizes that he can abuse this aspect of the anomaly. He theorizes that entering it once doesn't actually cause a change to the timeline, that the first entry is the "having been there in the past" part, and only means that to balance the anomaly, one must re-enter it two more times.

During [[The Trinity Alternative]] in [[The ByWay to Freedom]], Hunter uses the anomaly to retrieve [[Pendragon#Sword|Excalibur]] by simply entering it, finding his past self, and using the gateway sword to retrieve the original.