What they found most astonishing of all the data I brought back was the hint that it wasn’t a collision, but a fall. As I said, in the first race I took an honorable thirteenth place, although, to be honest, I wasn’t hoping for that either. All I had to do was perform a time-travel for the researchers at the Institute of Time Research, take a few photographs and then I would be exonerated of all charges. Eliza was clutching my waist feverishly, and I think she was looking eagerly around, when suddenly I heard her squeaking like a mouse and pointing to a flower somewhere near us. Especially as I had made a kind of ‘path’ for myself, so I could get there with my eyes closed. In college she had been told that they appeared in the mid-Jurassic, but she suspected that they appeared a bit earlier, so… I felt a powerful shock, and had I not been forewarned by his brutality, I might have dropped the pistol from my hand.
