Subpage 9: The Grandfather's Dilemma

It is said that the Grandfather of Time, a time-traveling sage from the planet Chronos, has been stuck in a predestination paradox for centuries. Every time he tries to return to his own era, he finds that his actions have already been preordained, and thus he is forever stuck in a loop of inevitability.

But what happens when the Grandfather of Time meets his own grandfather, who is also a time-traveling sage from the planet Chronos? The answer, my friend, is that they have a drink.

"I'm telling you, kid, I'm the one who started it all," says the Grandfather of Time, gesturing to a ancient, dusty tome on the table.

"Ah, but I'm the one who wrote the book," says the Grandfather's Grandfather, a sly glint in his eye.

"Well, well, well. Looks like we've got a temporal conundrum on our hands!"

"Hyperbole and paradox, indeed," says the Grandfather of Time, shaking his head.

"Time to order another drink, I think," says the Grandfather's Grandfather, signaling for the bartender.