Backfire - Revision history

CourseDirector at 00:52, 6 December 2025

2025-12-06T00:52:06Z

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	Instead, it traps Hunter in his own mind and forces him to re-live events from his childhood, all the while convinced that he is actually traveling back in time. The experience, while unnerving, does provide him with a special gift, and he instructs Jason to "save a copy" of the experimental (and presumably dead-end) system.		Instead, it traps Hunter in his own mind and forces him to re-live events from his childhood, all the while convinced that he is actually traveling back in time. The experience, while unnerving, does provide him with a special gift, and he instructs Jason to "save a copy" of the experimental (and presumably dead-end) system.

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	Instead, it traps Hunter in his own mind and forces him to re-live events from his childhood, all the while convinced that he is actually traveling back in time. The experience, while unnerving, does provide him with a special gift, and he instructs Jason to "save a copy" of the experimental (and presumably dead-end) system.		Instead, it traps Hunter in his own mind and forces him to re-live events from his childhood, all the while convinced that he is actually traveling back in time. The experience, while unnerving, does provide him with a special gift, and he instructs Jason to "save a copy" of the experimental (and presumably dead-end) system.

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	In this story, Hunter and Jason test an experimental version of [[Kiyoku]] in a newly-built mobile suit. This version, designed to take advantage of the human brain's compartmentalized nature, could theoretically allow a pilot to keep track of more targets and perform more tasks simultaneously.		In this story, Hunter and Jason test an experimental version of [[Kiyoku]] in a newly-built mobile suit. This version, designed to take advantage of the human brain's compartmentalized nature, could theoretically allow a pilot to keep track of more targets and perform more tasks simultaneously.

	Instead, it traps Hunter in his own mind and forces him to re-live events from his childhood, all the while convinced that he is actually traveling back in time. The experience, while ~~incredibly~~ unnerving, does provide him with ~~an incredibly~~ special gift, and he instructs Jason to "save a copy" of the experimental(and presumably dead-end) system.		Instead, it traps Hunter in his own mind and forces him to re-live events from his childhood, all the while convinced that he is actually traveling back in time. The experience, while unnerving, does provide him with a special gift, and he instructs Jason to "save a copy" of the experimental (and presumably dead-end) system.

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	Backfire is a short story from [[The Concourse to Victory]], book three of the [[Course Books]].		Backfire is a short story from [[The Concourse to Victory]], book three of the [[Course Books]].

			In this story, Hunter and Jason test an experimental version of [[Kiyoku]] in a newly-built mobile suit. This version, designed to take advantage of the human brain's compartmentalized nature, could theoretically allow a pilot to keep track of more targets and perform more tasks simultaneously.

			Instead, it traps Hunter in his own mind and forces him to re-live events from his childhood, all the while convinced that he is actually traveling back in time. The experience, while incredibly unnerving, does provide him with an incredibly special gift, and he instructs Jason to "save a copy" of the experimental(and presumably dead-end) system.

	[[Category:Short Stories]][[Category:WTF]]		[[Category:Short Stories]][[Category:WTF]]

2017-04-10T02:58:15Z

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	Backfire is a short story from [[The Concourse to Victory]], book three of the [[Course Books]].		Backfire is a short story from [[The Concourse to Victory]], book three of the [[Course Books]].

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2016-12-29T02:37:16Z

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Backfire is a short story from [[The Concourse to Victory]], book three of the [[Course Books]].