[TEMPORAL REVERSION — STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL APPLICATION]
He reverted the clearing's spatial layout to six different historical states in rapid succession — not one reversion, six, each one a different point in the last three months of the working's construction, each one creating a different environmental configuration around Satou that required different navigation responses.
State one: Dense underground root network appearing two feet below ground surface, the earth above it becoming structurally compromised.
State two: Three-month-old construction debris — the equipment and materials used in the working's early anchor construction, reverted to present, creating obstacles in specific positions.
State three: The Ashvale remnant's centuries-old fallen structures, reverted upward — ruined walls appearing from the ground level, blocking sight lines.
State four: The original forest density, six months prior to the working's start — trees where the clearing had been cleared.
