The majority of universes don’t really allow time travel. Even if they do,
it probably doesn’t occur. Which is good. Manipulating time is extremely
expensive, and by that, I mean that it demands a lot of energy. It often
takes so much energy that it’s not even worth it. The universes that have
it, most of the time use a little loophole for this. You can go back in
time, but it’s going to cost you the entire timeline. Reality will collapse
behind you, and the energy that was being used to maintain that reality will
simply be channeled into the new reality. Nothing has been lost, nothing has
been gained, you’re just picking up a path, and moving it in a different
direction. Well, I suppose that would require a little extra energy just to
do, but there’s enough excess in the bulkverse to account for it. The point
is that matter can neither be created nor destroyed; it just changes form,
and time travel is a higher level example of this. There are some universes,
however—and I believe it’s quite rare—that persist with multiple timelines.
Salmonverse, for instance, has a few: The Main Sequence, The Parallel, The
Third Rail, The Fourth Quadrant, and The Fifth Division. And as you now
know, holding all these realities up simultaneously uses up energy, but
that’s okay, because there is plenty left over; there’s just not enough for
every universe to work this way. There are a few universes that take this
one step further, and maintain many, many parallel realities, which do not
necessarily exist because of time travel, but are more like the many-worlds
interpretation of multiverse theory.
Technically, and I know this sounds contradictory, every universe does have
infinite realities attached to it, but they don’t exist all at once, and
they don’t last long. They’re called microrealities, and they pop up in case
the true reality needs to use them, but they pop back out when they’re no
longer needed, and the energy they used is transferred to new
microrealities, which will in turn collapse soon thereafter. How do they
come to be, and why do they collapse? Each new event comes with any number
of potential outcomes. Every outcome that could exist, will exist, but only
for a short time, because one of them will quickly win, and cancel out the
ones that now can’t exist anymore, because they’re no longer possible. If
you approach a door, you could walk through it, or just walk away from it,
but once you decide to walk away, every reality where you walked through it
will disappear. Area Doubleuniverse is different. Catchy name, I know. For
whatever reason, this particular brane absorbs an unreasonable amount of
bulk energy, and uses it to maintain thousands of realities. This is the
kind of thing you see when you watch a movie or show about alternate
realities. In one, you’re a juggler; in another, you’re a sea lion trainer.
Most decisions are practically impossible to detect, because you might walk
through that quantum door one nanosecond later, and that’s an entirely
different reality. In fact, it’s even more than one separate reality,
because you’re not the only one making these minute decisions. The
fact that Area Doubleuniverse only contains thousands of parallels makes no
logical sense. It should be infinite, but it’s not. They’ve actually mapped
them, and they travel between them fairly easily. It suggests there’s some
sort of higher intelligence in control of which realities exist, and which
collapse with all the others. I’ve just not been able to see this force. The
people use it mostly to protect witnesses, so whatever the original
intention, it’s benevolent now.
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