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0:00The first guy I shot, the bullet hit his
0:02shoulder from behind. Before the bullet
0:05reached where I was, he turned and saw
0:08me.
0:08Then he looked at the place where I was
0:10standing.
0:11Then he looked back at me. I said to him
0:13: Can we talk now? Or do you need
0:16another try? He raised. The gun, I
0:18vanished. I appeared next to him. I
0:21pulled out the magazine, and vanished
0:23again. I returned in front of him,
0:25sitting on a chair, eating fries.
0:27The chair is from my house. The fries
0:29are from a shop in Belgium.
0:35As for me, three days ago, I thought my
0:38biggest problem in life.
0:41Was being stuck in an elevator.
0:44I didn't know that three days later, I'd
0:47be stuck in a chase across all of
0:49Earth's history.
0:50Well, it started in the elevator. I was
0:53wearing a t-shirt and pants. And going
0:55down to get dinner. The elevator got
0:57stuck between two floors. With our
0:58neighbor. Who, every time he sees me,
1:00asks when I'm getting married.
1:01After seven minutes, I preferred death
1:04over continuing the conversation. I
1:06rested my head against the wall. And
1:07said: I wish I were somewhere with no
1:10people.
1:12The elevator vanished. Our neighbor
1:14vanished. And the building vanished. I
1:17was standing in the middle of a forest.
1:20Trees taller than buildings. And fog
1:22covering the ground. And a heavy sound
1:25shaking my chest.
1:27I looked through the trees.
1:30There was an eye looking at me. An eye
1:32the size of a dinner plate.
1:34Above it, a head.
1:36And below the head, teeth longer than my
1:38fingers.
1:39A real dinosaur. Not a skeleton in a
1:43museum. And not the kind that eats
1:45lettuce.
1:46I ran, and it charged after me. I
1:48screamed, "Home, home!" And fell onto
1:51the living room table.
1:54My mom was drinking tea.
1:56She looked at me. She looked at the mud
1:59on my clothes.
2:00She said, "Don't you know how to use the
2:03door?"
2:05I was trying to explain.
2:07Then I noticed what I was holding. A
2:09leaf the size of a pillow.
2:14I went up to the roof. I imagined the
2:16Eiffel Tower.
2:18I arrived there.
2:19I imagined its peak.
2:21I arrived on top of it.
2:23I imagined the same peak 100 years ago.
2:28The phones vanished from people's hands
2:29below.
2:31The cars changed. And their clothes
2:33changed.
2:35Here I sat down.
2:36Not from tiredness, from the idea.
2:40I don't just move between places, I move
2:43between times. Any place, any era.
2:46At that moment, I should have been
2:48thinking about the responsibility of
2:50power, about changing history, about the
2:53future of humanity.
2:56But the first question that came to my
2:59mind was: I wonder, can you ride a
3:01mammoth?
3:04The answer is no.
3:07At least not without its permission.
3:09I popped up in the Ice Age. On the back
3:12of a huge one. And its fur was in my
3:14mouth.
3:14It panicked and ran through the herd.
3:16And I was holding on, screaming.
3:18I teleported in front of it to stop it.
3:21It saw me and increased its speed. I
3:24teleported on top of a rock.
3:26It rammed the rock. I teleported home.
3:29I decided to start with smaller animals
3:31.
3:33I spent the rest of the first day trying
3:36to move from my room to the roof. From
3:38the roof to the street.
3:40And from the street to a beach on the
3:42other side of the world. At first, I
3:45would arrive and fall.
3:47Once I appeared on a table. And once
3:49inside a fountain.
3:51And once I returned home with half a
3:53shrub. Because I was holding its branch
3:55when I vanished.
3:56I discovered I could take things I'm
3:58holding with me. And with every attempt
4:00, I started to pinpoint my location more
4:02accurately.
4:03Until I reached a stage.
4:05I toss a coin in the air, vanish, and
4:07reappear on the other side of the room
4:09to catch it before it hits the floor.
4:12I started getting too excited; by the
4:14second day, I’d done things that, if I
4:17told anyone, they’d tell me to get some
4:19sleep.
4:20I raced a steam train. I let it beat me
4:23. Then I appeared at the station. Asking
4:25the driver why he was late.
4:27I entered a medieval castle. I arrived
4:30in the middle of a duel. The knight
4:32swung his sword. I appeared behind him.
4:35He turned and struck. I appeared on his
4:37shoulder. He fell off his horse. I
4:40decided to leave before they invented a
4:41trial for me.
4:43I went to the Stone Age with a lighter.
4:45I gathered an entire tribe around me.
4:48I lit it, and they gasped. I closed it,
4:51and they gasped more.
4:53Then one of them pulled out two stones
4:55and made fire. He looked at me with a
4:57gaze that said, "We've had this for ages
4:59, genius."
5:00I left him the lighter out of respect.
5:02>> On my way, I saw a baby mammoth stuck in
5:06a crevasse. And its mother circling it.
5:08I went down to it. I grabbed its trunk
5:11and lifted it up.
5:12Its mother rushed toward me. I said, "
5:14You're welcome, you're welcome." And I
5:16vanished before she could thank me with
5:17her hooves. I began to understand that
5:20the power wasn't just a way to have fun
5:22. I could catch up. To things no one
5:24else could catch up to.
5:27On the third day, I reached an ancient
5:29city during a fire.
5:31Smoke was rising from a building full of
5:32books.
5:34People were running out, carrying what
5:35they could.
5:36I went in.
5:38The heat slapped my face.
5:40An old man was trying to lift a crate.
5:42He was coughing so hard he couldn't.
5:43Breathe, his body was failing. I grabbed
5:46the crate. We appeared outside.
5:50Then I went back. Then I went back every
5:52time. I brought out shelves of ancient
5:55scrolls.
5:57And the last time, the roof collapsed.
6:00I looked up and saw the fire turning
6:02over my head.
6:03I vanished. And appeared, a bookshelf
6:05crashing onto a deserted beach.
6:07I sat in front of it, panting. I was.
6:10Looking at the books, feeling happy in a
6:12way I hadn't felt in any jump before.
6:15Until I heard someone behind me say, "
6:17This, in particular, is what I was
6:19looking for." A man wearing a black suit
6:21.
6:22His shoes clean amidst the sand. And in
6:25his hand, a device glowing blue.
6:28He said, "You're new." I said, "To what
6:31?" He pointed to the books, "To the job
6:34." He raised his hand toward the shelf.
6:36The shelf vanished. I said, "Bring it
6:38back." He smiled. "You know how much
6:41they pay for the last original copy of a
6:42book that burned thousands of years ago
6:44?" I stepped toward him. He drew his gun
6:47, and that's when he fired the shot that
6:49started our story.
6:52Well, okay, after I pulled the magazine
6:54out of his gun, I expected him to
6:56collapse. But he laughed.
6:58He looked at the device on his wrist. He
7:00said, "Beautiful, even without a machine
7:03."
7:04Then he vanished.
7:05The chair under me disappeared, and I
7:07fell on my back.
7:09He appeared on top of a rock, sitting on
7:12a chair, eating my chips.
7:14"But it's clear you're quite rude."
7:16And before I could reach him, he touched
7:18his wrist.
7:19The beach disappeared. We arrived at a
7:22vast white hall.
7:24Behind the glass were a king's crown, a
7:27complete wooden ship, a live dinosaur.
7:31And at the end of the hall, a street I
7:34know.
7:35The grocery store, the laundry, our
7:38neighbor's car, and my building, all
7:41inside a glass dome.
7:44Okay.
7:45I ran toward the glass. My mom is
7:47standing on a balcony, calling out to
7:49the people below.
7:50Our neighbor is hitting the dome's door
7:52with a fire extinguisher.
7:54I turned to the man. I said calmly, "
7:56Let them out."
7:58He said, "The ancient residents are in
8:01demand by the clients." And this is an
8:03excellent model from the 21st century;
8:05look at his watch.
8:07The auction starts in a few minutes.
8:10I teleported inside the dome. I grabbed
8:12my mom.
8:13We returned home.
8:15But there was no house.
8:18We were standing on an empty lot.
8:20My whole neighborhood had been stolen.
8:23I told her, "Stay here, I'll be back."
8:27She held my hand.
8:28For the first time since discovering my
8:31ability, I didn't know where to go.
8:34Then I came up with an idea.
8:36Why fight him now?
8:38I'll go before he even puts the device
8:41on.
8:42I returned to the beach a minute before
8:44his arrival. I waited. The blue light
8:48opened. The man came out.
8:50I snatched his device, or I tried to.
8:53His hand was waiting for mine.
8:55He grabbed me and headbutted me.
8:58He said, "Everyone tries that move the
9:02first time."
9:03Then he pressed a button.
9:05The ground vanished beneath me. We
9:07appeared above a volcano.
9:08The edge collapsed. He pushed me as I
9:11fell toward the lava. I heard his voice
9:14ring out: "What did you learn?"
9:16I appeared behind him and pushed him. He
9:19vanished before touching the fire. He
9:21appeared above me and pulled me with him
9:23.
9:24We found ourselves under the sea. The
9:26pressure was immense. It was dark, and
9:28his mouth was smiling behind a
9:30respirator mask.
9:32I didn't have a mask.
9:34I teleported.
9:35We ended up in a desert. I gasped.
9:38He didn't give me a chance. A jump, and
9:41we were in the middle of a blizzard. A
9:43jump onto a train running at full speed
9:46. A jump inside a Roman arena. The crowd
9:50was screaming, and a lion was running
9:52toward us.
9:53He grabbed me by the neck.
9:55He said, "You know places?" He tightened
9:58his grip.
10:00I know lion fights.
10:02He jumped.
10:03I disappeared and let him solve the
10:06problem.
10:08I arrived at the Stone Age. I fell by
10:11the river.
10:13The man I gave the lighter to saw my
10:15face.
10:16Then he looked at the bruise on my
10:18forehead.
10:19Without a word, he handed me his spear.
10:22I shook my head.
10:24I don't need a spear.
10:26I need to make him fight in a place I
10:28know.
10:30And I stood up.
10:32I went back to the museum. I whistled at
10:34him from the end of the hall. He looked
10:36up.
10:37I was standing in front of the dinosaur
10:39cage.
10:41I said, "How much does this get you?"
10:44He pressed the release button.
10:46The door opened.
10:48The head came out, then the body.
10:52Then the scream echoed through the
10:54entire building.
10:55It was the beast. The man vanished. He
10:58appeared on a high platform. I appeared
11:01next to him.
11:02The dinosaur followed us with its eyes.
11:05I said, "Your taste in animals is
11:07terrible."
11:09I dropped him into the second corridor.
11:11The man jumped. I transported the
11:13dinosaur with him.
11:15The glass facade shattered. The alarms
11:18went off. And in the middle of the chaos
11:20, I started my work.
11:22I finished the first jump. I returned
11:26the books to their owners before the
11:28fire reached them.
11:29The second, I took the ship and returned
11:31it to the sea.
11:33The third, I opened the animal exhibits
11:35.
11:36There was a deer running between the
11:38displays. And a huge bird above the
11:39lighting systems. And a leopard on the
11:42auction table.
11:43The man started chasing me, screaming, "
11:45You're ruining my collection!"
11:48I appeared in front of him.
11:49He hit me.
11:52I teleported behind him. I hit him.
11:55He disappeared. He appeared above my
11:58head and brought a metal piece down on
11:59me.
12:00I appeared at the dome of my
12:01neighborhood.
12:03And before he reached me, I caught a
12:05glimpse of his device's screen—the dome
12:07icon, and below it, the "Restore" option
12:10. I lunged toward him. He covered the
12:12device with his hand.
12:13He smiled.
12:14"Looking for this?" I said, "No." I
12:17grabbed his other hand. "I'm looking for
12:20you."
12:22The museum vanished. We returned to the
12:25Ice Age. Standing on a frozen lake. He
12:28pushed me and raised his wrist. We
12:30shifted to the ancient forest. Then the
12:33desert. Then the roof of a train. He was
12:35trying to shake me off his arm while I
12:37held on with all my might.
12:39He said, "Let go of me." I said, "In a
12:43rush now?"
12:44I returned her to the lake. We heard the
12:46ice cracking.
12:48And from behind it emerged the little
12:51mammoth I had saved. He looked at her,
12:54and she looked at me.
12:56I raised my free hand.
12:58"Hey there, mammoth." I ran.
13:01The man raised his device. And the
13:03moment he turned toward her, I unclipped
13:06the device. He shifted alone, and the
13:08device remained in my hand.
13:11Okay.
13:12The man stood 20 meters away.
13:14He pressed his wrist once, twice.
13:18He looked up.
13:20It was the first time I saw his face
13:22without a smile. I raised the device.
13:25Then I pointed to the mammoth as she
13:27kept running toward him.
13:28I said, "This one in particular was
13:31looking for you."
13:33And before she reached him, I teleported
13:35him with me to the police station.
13:38Not for his sake.
13:40So the mammoth wouldn't step on
13:41something that might hurt her.
13:42Okay.
13:43I went back to the museum.
13:45I opened the neighborhood dome. I
13:47pressed the reset option. The building,
13:50the grocery store, and the laundry
13:52disappeared. Everything returned to its
13:55place. Even our neighbor's car, which
13:58still had its signal light on.
14:01The dinosaur remained standing in the
14:03middle of the hall, chewing on a chair
14:06worth more than our house.
14:08I approached him cautiously.
14:10I reached out my hand.
14:12He turned and opened its mouth.
14:15I disappeared. I appeared on its back. I
14:17grabbed its skin and returned it to its
14:20forest.
14:23I stood on a rock watching it disappear
14:25among the trees. For a few seconds, the
14:27world was normal.
14:29Then the rock shook.
14:32It turned out it wasn't a rock.
14:34It was its mother.
14:38When I got home, Mom was setting dinner
14:41. I sat down, my hands trembling from
14:44exhaustion.
14:46She asked, "Where were you?" I looked at
14:49my face in the reflection of the spoon.
14:51A cut above my eyebrow. Mud on my neck
14:54and ice melting inside my pocket.
14:58I said, "With the guys."
15:02From under the table, a small sound
15:05emerged.
15:07I lowered my eyes slowly.
15:10A small dinosaur, the size of a chicken
15:12, had been clinging to my pants since I
15:14left the forest.
15:17Mom put down the spoon.
15:20She looked at it, then looked at me.
15:23She said, "This goes back to where you
15:25brought it from."
15:28I raised my finger, "But Mom..." Now.
15:35I grabbed the dinosaur and jumped.
15:39Because I can travel to any place and
15:41any time.
15:43But I don't have the power to change
15:44Mom's decision.

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