I can hardly believe that only ten days have passed since I last added a page to this typescript. In so short a time, the Palaeozoic Museum has been built at 24 New Babbage Sqaure, and we have made a small start on the exhibits. It has been good to have my hands and mind busy with honest work. I hired labourers and artisans from Caledon and New Babbage, and the construction went smoothly, much more so than I had expected. However, the cache of gold coins I brought with me has been much depleted by this effort, and I worry at the future state of my finances. We shall see. I can not worry on it now, for there is too much joy at the sight of the Museum standing and open to the public.
I have begun the process of transferring my possessions and instruments from the flat in the Canal District, but may maintain that residence for some time yet.
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A Life Resumed
- Dr. Nareth E. Nishi
- Born in the year 1864 and raised in Providence, Rhode Island, I now find myself an exile in space and time, and trying to make a life for myself in the city of New Babbage. At the age of twenty-three, a victim of a time-travel accident, I am striving to keep myself occupied with my first love, paleontology. I also hope to solve some of the mysteries of how I have come here and what my arrival may portend.
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