1200-2930. It's what's known as the loop. Regulated by the Human Preservation Agency (HPA), it's stable - has been and always will be. After all, time is set in stone - it can't be changed. Seven 'slides' across the world make time travel easier and safer than flying. No one knows where the slides came from or why the loop ends in 2930, but the machines forever altered humanity, with 343,392 people travelling through the slides each year.



Ordell Wells doesn't care much to delve into time travel questions though, as his new case is causing enough issues as it is. As an operative for the HPA, he's always informed of a disruptor's name and location prior to that person's detainment, but this time he's in the dark. There's an unidentified killer on the loose, whose victims are being murdered over information pertaining to the slides. The most troubling aspect of the case is the fact that no information is available on the disruptor, which is a problem considering that the Agency is expected to know the results of every Agent's case. After all, the HPA is the past, the present, and the future.