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The Only Real Time Traveler on Earth

June 18, 1876

By David AndersonPublished 2 years ago 2 min read

June 17, 1876 AD

In the midst of a changing frontier and the clash of cultures, Padro and I find ourselves immersed in a world of conflict and destiny, embarking on a journey that leads us to a pivotal moment in the history of the American West – the Battle of Little Bighorn. Amidst the sprawling plains and looming hills of a landscape scarred by tension, we uncover a trail of events that would forever mark the annals of history.

As we traverse the rugged terrain and witness the tension between opposing forces, the air is thick with anticipation and the echoes of war cries. I play a haunting melody on my holographic fiddle, the music capturing the solemnity and bravery that fills the atmosphere. Padro’s presence, a steadfast companion, offers a sense of solidarity amidst the looming conflict.

Our mission, now entwined with the clash of cultures and the struggle for survival, takes us through the camps of Native American tribes and the encampments of the United States Army, where destinies are intertwined and the course of history hangs in the balance. Through deciphering tribal languages and understanding the motivations of both sides, we navigate the intricate path, our telepathic connection bridging the gap between the perspectives of the past and the enduring impact of cultural encounters.

In the heart of the battlefield, we bear witness to the chaos and courage that defines the Battle of Little Bighorn – a clash between cultures that would forever shape the narrative of the American West. Padro’s holographic presence, a silent observer, seems to shimmer with a shared sense of somber reverence as we immerse ourselves in the midst of the conflict.

As the battle rages on, a sudden turn of events unfolds, and both Padro and I find ourselves caught in the crossfire. The sound of gunfire pierces the air, and we feel the impact of the bullets striking us. Despite the shock and pain, we do not succumb to our injuries. Our bodies, immune to the ravages of time, withstand the wounds that would have felled mortal beings.

As the chaos subsides, we find ourselves standing amidst the aftermath of the battle, wounded but undeterred. The holographic fiddle’s mournful strains seem to echo the somber reality of the conflict that has unfolded before us.

Gathering our senses, we watch as the surviving warriors and soldiers tend to the wounded and honor the fallen. The weight of history settles upon us, and we realize that we have become part of the tapestry of events that have unfolded on this fateful day.

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About the Creator

David Anderson

Hello my friends

I write short stories of time travel adventures, journal entries style.Featuring myself and my trusty companion PADRO. Stories of adventure from the future, present and past timelines.

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  • Alex H Mittelman 2 years ago

    Western times! Great work!

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