Cyrus was a man of gears and springs, a clockmaker in a London that smelled of coal smoke and ambition. He lived in a world of precision, where every second was a click of a wheel. But Cyrus sought a precision that didn't exist in three dimensions.
He built the Chronos-Key, a device of interlocking brass rings that could slip between the folds of reality. When he first entered the Gear-Dimension, he saw a world of raw, unshaped metal and primitive tribes who worshipped the wind. Cyrus didn't see a culture; he saw an inefficiency. He brought the Industrial Revolution to the Gear-Dimension. He built massive steam-hammers to forge the...
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