Chapter 3: Chrono-Conundrums

As we journeyed through the timestream, our party encountered a peculiar phenomenon: Time Taxation.

Apparently, the Time Traveler's Union had imposed an arbitrary 30% tax on all chrono-displaced goods and services. This, we soon discovered, was not merely a financial burden, but a bureaucratic headache.

A Brief History of Time Taxes

1. 3000 BCE: The first recorded mention of Time Taxation in ancient Mesopotamia.
2. 500 CE: The Roman Empire introduces a time-based tax system to fund their extensive network of time-traveling aqueducts.
3. 1800 CE: The Industrial Revolution sparks a global Time Taxation reform, with the introduction of standardized chrono-billboards.