Hey, Heart Starts pounding listeners. I hope you've been enjoying our special four-part presentation of The Timekeeper.

This is a fictional audio drama that we produced, working with some fantastic actors, Duda Lewis,

who you may know from the babysitter film franchise on Netflix, Jandler Kinney, one of the stars of Pretty Little Liars original sin,

and Arjun Atelier, who I worked with on Nickelodeon's reboot of Are You Afraid of the Dark?

Please enjoy episode three and stay tuned for the final episode next Thursday at 5 p.m. Pacific.

Thanks, guys.

We've been crammed into Buzz's single cab for an hour.

The sun was up, but the sky was so dark you couldn't tell,

and I hadn't looked up from the screen anyway.

The keys were coming fast now that I was actually playing the game,

but there'd been no sign of a login or any clue from Fairchild.

Everything in the game seemed to be part of the game.

I'd used the first key to open the door to the next level from the elevator.

When I stepped out, it was completely different.

The field of view was cut down like I could only see out of my right eye,

and the depth of objects all felt off.

It was basically one open room surrounding the elevator. Bright white, floors and ceilings, fluorescent bulbs.

And there were long white tables set up in every direction in perfectly straight rows

with different stations set up along them.

Computer monitors, physical puzzles, all logic-driven stuff.

Right eye, left brain.

I remembered Fairchild's talk on the video,

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