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"We could make it something with a button," you continue. "We just aim the device at the object in question, press the button, and it rewinds the object's temporal state back. And we press it again to make it stop, so that we don't go backwards too far and end up with complications like an arm being younger than the rest of the body or something."

"Yeah, that should work," she says. "Though, it kinda sounds like a remote control. Y'know, for like a television."

"Hmm, yes, that's true," you say. "And that is a rather efficient design for what we need."

"So, we'd basically just be making what Control Freak's made over a hundred times."

"Oh. I suppose that's true. Well, I suppose we could take inspiration from his device. How can we get one?"

"There's one in the archive," Raven says. "We can probably take a quick look at it."

"Well alright," you say.

You and Raven exit her room and go to the elevator. You ride down a couple floors and enter a room with a lot of items on display, like a museum. Raven leads the way and you walk up to a glass case with the monster faced remote control inside.

Raven lifts the glass case with magic and hands you the remote. You look it over and see it's rather simple, with just one big button, and some lights on it.

"We won't need the monster face on ours," you say. "But everything else seems like good design. Not too bulky, but how does his do all these things if it has just one button?"

"No idea," Raven says.

A) Pull it apart
B) Ask Control Freak