Elijah's other power, Chronal Resonance, also deepened, revealing its complexities and dangers. He learned to tap into the residual temporal energy of objects and locations, experiencing events from alternate timelines.

  It was like stepping into a memory, but a memory that wasn't his own, a glimpse into a reality that might have been. He could walk the streets of a Rome that never fell, witness scientific discoveries that were never made, and confront versions of himself that had made different choices.

  But these journeys into alternate timelines were not without risk. The boundaries between realities were fragile, and prolonged exposure to other timelines could have destabilizing effects. Elijah experienced temporal disorientation, moments where he couldn't distinguish between his own reality and the echoes of others.

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  During one journey, he encountered a version of his father, a brilliant scientist who had dedicated his life to studying time, only to be ostracized and discredited by the scientific community. This encounter gave Elijah a glimpse into his own potential future and the sacrifices he might have to make.

  Sam, fascinated by the scientific implications of Elijah's powers, tried to quantify and understand them. He developed devices that could measure temporal energy and track the fluctuations caused by the Chronarium's activities.

  The chapter explores the allure and peril of rewriting history, and the fine line between observation and interference.