The Month That Could Have Been -- Chapter 12

[Vehek]

While I don't know what happened to Belthasar during the Reptite timeline, I did once ask about Melchior. Basically, he, Schala, and all the other people who last traveled to 2305 A.D. drowned in the El Nido sea.
Though, given that the overworld map in the Reptite timeline is different from the normal timeline, it might not work that way.

[stealthrabbi]

Why would the year 1999 have a nuclear missile? No one seems to be at war, and pretty much everyone lives in Chronopolis

[Mr Bekkler]

Why would the year 1999 have a nuclear missile? No one seems to be at war, and pretty much everyone lives in Chronopolis

who said anything about 1999? you may be thinking 2305?

[Agent 12]

You only see a very small section of 2305.   A lot happens in that era out-of-game.  The "Chronopolis News Uplinks" talks about a rebellion going on there and how the Central Regime is in conflict with rebels.

Everything escalates out of control when a reptite out for revenge comes out of nowhere and unites the rebels. Zeality can probably comment more. LIke I said this certainly wasn't my favorite chapter but I do think it was important to have at least one chapter in Chronopolis Era and it was useful to show what happened to one of the Xamoltan.

--JP

[stealthrabbi]

Ah, I thought Chronopolis was 1999AD.  So the events with Robo/Lucca was an alternate 2305AD, where the Chronopolis on the standard timeline did not exist?

At some point, Chronopolis and Dinopolis "switch places", as stated in CC, eh?

[Chrono'99]

Yeah, Robo/Lucca were in a Reptite version of 2305 AD. Humans didn't exist there (they were defeated in 1 AD as Marle saw). Chronopolis and Dinopolis don't switch places.