Maeve and Robert conspired to draft authentic looking new orders for him, in the event he would have to jump any security hurtles. Kelly Ramer had come in with his numbers on a laptop, fresh from the Arion supercomputer at U.C. Berkeley. He had already run the data in internal systems, but wanted a solid second opinion from the most powerful computer he could get to. Targeting the Azores spatially was no challenge, but they needed to get the temporal coordinates perfect for August 1st, 1941. Paul knew he was taking a great risk by shifting again so soon, particularly to a meridian that had already been profoundly affected by a Heisenberg Wave.“This is going to be dangerous,” he told Maeve privately, not wanting to bother the others. “You worried about phasing incorrectly again? You got back OK this last time.”“True, but this is different. I huddled with Nordhausen and Kelly for an hour and we had a good long look at the chronology line to assess variations. We’re seeing evidence that a Heisenberg Wave is already in play, and it originated in 1908.”“Something the ship did?”“That’s what is so confounding.
