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The original Clock Head was secretly designed and built by engineer and crime-fighter [[Leonardo da Vinci (nonfiction)|Leonardo da Vinci]]. This version of Clock Head survived after da Vinci's death by serving in mercenary armies, eventually reaching North America during the Revolutionary War. Persuaded by the arguments of Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin, Clock Head swore allegiance to the American cause and fought with distinction. After the war it drifted West, becoming a founder of the 1800s-era town of [[Periphery (town)]]. | The original Clock Head was secretly designed and built by engineer and crime-fighter [[Leonardo da Vinci (nonfiction)|Leonardo da Vinci]]. This version of Clock Head survived after da Vinci's death by serving in mercenary armies, eventually reaching North America during the Revolutionary War. Persuaded by the arguments of Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin, Clock Head swore allegiance to the American cause and fought with distinction. After the war it drifted West, becoming a founder of the 1800s-era town of [[Periphery (town)]]. | ||
At least two other versions of Clock Head exist in different yet entangled timelines, according to [[Judge Havelock]]. | |||
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Revision as of 17:57, 3 July 2017
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The earliest known version of Clock Head, designed and built by Leonardo da Vinci, shown here on patrol in the town of Periphery.
Clock Head (Clock-Head, Clock-Face, etc.) is a mechanical soldier. It exists in several entangled timeliness.
The original Clock Head was secretly designed and built by engineer and crime-fighter Leonardo da Vinci. This version of Clock Head survived after da Vinci's death by serving in mercenary armies, eventually reaching North America during the Revolutionary War. Persuaded by the arguments of Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin, Clock Head swore allegiance to the American cause and fought with distinction. After the war it drifted West, becoming a founder of the 1800s-era town of Periphery (town).
At least two other versions of Clock Head exist in different yet entangled timelines, according to Judge Havelock.