The Magistrate
from The Template of Time
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In the 5th dimension, the Students of the Universal Force, within the Universe City, are ready. Their treks are designed and they await their orders to enter the fascinating 3rd dimension with its chemistries, sights and sounds. These students are Energy Fields, without a chemical body, and are used to the bizarre world of knowing no boundaries except for the dimensional pathways that call to them to "become" a part of a dimension.
The students are preparing for their entry into a new planet that is ready for the Magistrate, who is the first ionic combination known in the universal time-scan. As he developed, he began to split into other parts of himself, called Splices. When a colony developed, they learned how to move inter-dimensionally.
As these Splices learned to make their way into the third dimension, they were malformed, uncivilized giants at first. As they developed, they became the universal council's pride of officers and cadets who would populate the planets with their chemistries while awaiting the Master trek, vital to all planets, when the Magistrate introduces his energy to his "receivers."
The majesty of the Master Trek will provide the initial atmosphere of love, honor and charity, however the last time the Magistrate entered his Master Splice into the planet, it was right into the hands of the only one who could foil the Energy of the Spheres; his Arch-Splice and betrayer, Reptilus Alien. The students are ready, now. They must prevail to save the Master Splice from alterations that may ruin the "perfect trek."
About the Author
Chandler Zedac began to ?hear? instructions concerning the universe while doing graduate work in Abnormal Psychology at UCLA where the author resides. These instructions inspired the book, Template of Time. The state of the ?Listening Ear? is a natural evolvement, according to the source, and everyone will ?hear? and ?see? the Universal trafficking of information moving throughout mankind. The Magistrate, written as a science fiction, is taken from these communications, and unfolds a dramatic side of the universe that man has never known.