An Estrella who notices Abby following her through a superhero world. Abby eventually gives her a node under Dana Sharp’s orders and admits killing Supers to pass the time.
After weeks noticing Abby, Eridanus confronts her and receives a node Abby was ordered to deliver once noticed. The narrator says Eridanus can already Traverse without a node and that Abby does not know it; Eridanus does not reveal that ability to her. She questions the Super killings and worries about responsibility until Abby accepts sole responsibility and says killing is fun.
Original record’s chronology note — “Killing Time” (moment reader): Unknown relative fictional chronology beyond this scene; source date is not fictional chronology. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Other source editionKilling TimeSource date: 2023-01-19Original writing prompt[WP] In a world of Superheroes, a strange figure has emerged. All that's known is that he appears at the scene of important conflicts with nothing but a smile on his face as he nonchalantly kills heroes and villains alike before vanishing. For whatever reason, he has been trailing you for weeks now.Original prompt source ↗
Earlier date metadata — “Killing Time” (Abby chapter edition): Date order unknown; recorded source label: January 19, 2023
Eridanus confronts Abby's long surveillance, receives the node she was ordered to deliver upon being noticed and hears about optional game characters. Troubled by causal blame for Super deaths, she is told Abby chose the killings herself.
Original record’s chronology note — “Killing Time” (Abby chapter edition): Weeks of prior following; node received, no character registration shown. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline. Abby chapter order and recorded source dates do not establish fictional SST calendar dates.
Earlier reading-list date and chronology note — “Killing Time” (Abby chapter edition): Source date: January 19, 2023 · Abby chapter order and recorded source dates do not establish fictional SST calendar dates. · Source and collection dates organize reading and do not establish fictional chronology.