The students filed in at the bell. They were quiet. Not the sullen quiet of teenagers forced into algebra, but the precise, attentive quiet of a congregation. There were eleven of them, ranging from a girl with purple-streaked hair and a nose ring to a boy in a pristine chess club blazer. They took their seats in a specific order, and Elias noticed the desks were not bolted down, yet none of the students ever touched another's.
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The tapping stopped. A voice, dry as insect wings, whispered from the direction of Samira's desk: "The formula is wrong. Euler forgot the hole in reality. Count the vertices again, Mr. Elias." The students filed in at the bell
"The lesson plan says to finish the review sheet," said the girl with the purple hair. "We should do that. Before she comes back." There were eleven of them, ranging from a
Elias shrugged and began the geometry lesson. The students were brilliant, unnervingly so. They solved Euler's formula in their heads. They corrected his minor slip on edge count before he could finish the sentence. But by the twenty-minute mark, he noticed something wrong. The clock on the wall—a plain, battery-operated school clock—was ticking backward.
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