I don’t think I can rely on Amanda and Jackie to bring the time-travelling kid to me anymore. They’ve failed to apprehend him too many times, and he is an asset I simply cannot afford to lose. That’s why I’ve come to the 2020s myself to capture him. You see, this isn’t about capturing a rogue time traveller at all. It’s about learning how he is a rogue time traveller. My agency uses expensive backpacks with time travel devices built into them, but the boy doesn’t have a backpack at all. Somehow, he can time travel on his own, without any technological assistance. It shouldn’t be possible. I need to find out how he does it.
So, I’ll be stopping by a good buyer’s agent in Brighton East to officially relieve my two time hunters of their duties. And by relieving them of their duties, I mean that I will be evaporating them. That’s what happens to people who fail me too many times. It’s part of the deal when you agree to join the Time Travel Agency. I can’t fire them, given they have knowledge of the biggest secrets in the world, so they get turned into gas and put into the heating system at the agency. Seems fair, no?
As for Benjamin, I’ll hunt him down myself. You know what they say. If you want something done right, don’t leave it to low-level employees. I know where the kid is going, and I will be able to capture him easily. He’s desperate and almost ready to turn to the suspicious agent that helps people who look like children find houses. So, I’ll simply go there and wait. I can’t think of a better place to capture him than a buyer’s advocacy. Melbourne is my home city, and I actually used to work in the business of buyer’s advocacy before joining the TTA. It’s like coming home.
I’ll find out how this kid has been time travelling, and then I’ll be escorting him straight to time prison. With the knowledge of how to time travel without expensive devices, I’ll be saving the TTA time and money.
– Mr Manager