Chronomad One – The World That Was: Teaching science and medicine to (somewhat reluctant) peasants in medieval England

Matilda’s anxiety rose with each step that she descended, reaching its crescendo as the iron latch to her cell slammed shut. No, she told herself. She had planning to do.

“The Boy comes,” Matilda said firmly. Walter was struck by her boldness

“You’re too kind Emma. I’ve just given gentle nudges here and there. Everyone else is doing the actual work and William is running around to keep them all on task.”

Unfortunately for Margery, the Millers’ entitlement was so strong that these tasks were soon just expected and her lessons were quickly forgotten. As was any appreciation for Margery’s efforts.

hug. “I understand, friend. Change is hard. Yet it is the only constant in life. Life itself is change. Best to focus on things we can control. Shall we go for a walk?”

“I don’t know,” Matilda said with a big grin. “I guess it rarely hurts to ask?

“I’ve proven myself to be both capable and honourable. I request full authority to make alterations

The good people make it all worth it.

had finally come to terms with abandoning her mission. Or at least postponing it. She enjoyed the simple life of helping