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Dear Diary,
It seems like we are always on the move lately. We can never stay in one place for more than a week or so. Or in this case, one time.
You see, I was going to start this entry with a classic ‘You’ll never guess where I am!’ but decided against it because I realized that that’s how I started the last entry, and the one before that. So I’ll just tell you what happened.

I got probably less than 4 hours of sleep last night, after hearing about Istiria’s dream. Plus I woke up early from excitement.
That was fine, except the one person who I needed to talk to was still sleeping. Julian really sleeps like…well like he’s dead or something.
Of course, Istiria and Istaria were up, because they had heard (well Istiria had) the dream, so were in the same state as me.
Finally, after another two or three hours of boredom, Julia woke up, and that girl must be magic or something, because as soon as she touched Julian, he was up. We threw a book at that boy and he just kept on sleeping!
Istiria, Istaria, and I went talk to Julian. We told him about all that had happened to us before, and then Istiria told him about her dream.
“I had a feeling that something like this would happen,” Julian said. “I think now is the perfect time to give you this.” He held out a strip of paper, which I took. “Emit gave this to me. He said to give it to you three when you came here. Only you can save Loria, yourselves, and the SSS.”
I looked down at the paper. “But TIME will be the key,” I read.
“Does that mean…?” Istaria began.
“It’s me,” Julian finished. “I have to help you. Only I can rewind time. So let’s do it.”
“Ok!” we all said at the same time.

I’m not really sure what happened next. It felt sort of like a portal, but…oh you would have had to be there.
As soon as we agreed to Julian’s plan, everything went white. I saw Istiria and Istaria next to me but…no Julian. Then I heard his voice.
“And to your right you’ll see you, five minutes ago. If you turn to the left you see space. Now we are approaching our destination, Boclain 100 years ago,” he said in perfect imitation of a tour guide.
“Why are we going to Boclain?” Istaria asked.
“I have no clue,” Istiria replied.
“Ask the tour guide. He seems to know everything,” I said. However, Julian seemed to have disappeared. No matter how much we called to him, he wouldn’t answer.
Soon we crash landed…right next to the Lamp tree! I saw myself, and my sisters, about to turn the switch and get sucked into the portal to Vibbons.
“N –!“ Istiria started before I cut her off.
“We might change history! We can’t stop ourselves.”
So we watched in silence as we got sucked into a black hole.
It was almost worse watching it. It was like our bodies were going through an iron. We got really flat and then were sucked into the hole like a vacuum.
“No wonder it hurt so much,” Istaria said.
“Yea,” Istiria agreed.
“Ok…now what do we have to do?” I asked.
“Um…I think it may have to do with the tree,” Istaria said.
“Well duh. But what…?” Something hit me. “We have to find a strip of paper with the next part of the prophecy. Like all the other times!”
After about a half hour of searching, it was Istiria who found it.
“I got it!” she yelled. As we gathered around her, she read, “‘Because without this element.’ Well that’s no help.”
“You're right. Well there is one last clue. Read it Istaria,” I said.
“Ok. ‘Again to the Lamp/ Return the switch/ It all works out/ Without a glitch.’”
“That’s it!” I yelled. “To the tree!”
The switch was still turned from when our past selves went through.
“Do think we should…ya know…go get ourselves?” Istaria asked.
“Well, we did end up home…so…you think that’s what happened?” I thought back to when I woke up in my bed. “Sure. Why not?”
We went into the portal, bracing ourselves, and found ourselves on the ground, out cold. I transported myself to my room in the palace on Storius, and hurried back to Boclain. Istiria and Istaria did likewise.
When we were all together again, we did exactly like the clue said. We turned back the switch. I’m guessing that fixed everything, because Julian’s voice came back, and he said, “Good job girls.”
You see, turning back the switch would prevent Loria, if she followed us, from getting to Vibbons. Thus Zarian would never get a hold of her, and when he killed Mother (which we couldn’t stop, Julian said it was her time, whatever that meant) and became King, nothing would stop the light Storas from attacking him, and putting him off the throne. Which meant, yes, Istiria would become queen.
I decided not to go home yet, and took a little detour. I went back more in time (because I can travel through it, remember?) to when I was human. I saw myself in the palace in England. I was oblivious to what was going to happen to me. I was just an ignorant little human. And if I had heard myself say that…well let’s just say it wouldn’t have been pretty.
Remember at the beginning of this entry I almost said ‘You’ll never guess where I am?’ Well this is where, in my room, in 819. Right now the me who is supposed to be here is learning about me, her, and how I’m an alien freak. At least that’s how I thought of me then. Confusing huh?
I think I'm coming back. I should go back to where I belong before I catch myself. That would really freak me out, seeing future me on my bed. Wow. Scary to think about.

Istoria