Here It Goes Again/Rewrite 2

is the first episode of Sol 101. It was written by Sol, obviously. 
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If you weren't present, the last iteration of Sol crashed and burned.
==Summary==
==Plot==
Well, it looks like we're back to basics, huh?
Somehow, you've managed to pull yourself from the wreckage of your last failure with the Sol Operation.
Don't beat yourself up too much. Not yet. Pat yourself on the back, maybe a bit forcefully if you need to. You are remarkably resilient, you know.
But remain cautious. Resiliency doesn't mean anything if you can't learn from your defeats, though. You need to adapt if you want the next iteration of Sol to survive, and not only survive, but thrive.
You should probably stop writing, and reflect, instead. Reflect not only on your failures, but on your identity. Your goals. What drives you. What makes you what you are.
If you can't remember any of that, well then, this Sol Operation Operation isn't probably going to turn out good at all.
Your name is Jules
The setting?
You're in the building formerly known as the Eiffel Tower. If that raises any immediate questions, don't worry. It's still in the city of Paris, and hopefully won't be going anywhere soon.
If you're questioning how you can be inside of the Eiffel Tower, then your memory really is hopeless.
The apocalypse happened, and you were there, dumbass.
But don't worry. It was only a planet-wide apocalypse, and humanity still survived. It devastated the social order, but it did grant your civilization spaceflight, so you should be somewhat grateful.
You were the hero of the apocalypse, actually.
Were you rewarded? Hell yeah.
Like anyone who does an extraordinarily amazing job in your universe, the City of Lore took note of your accomplishments. The City of Lore is basically like heaven, but if heaven were more of an elite social club that searched out renowned figures and heroes for its members.
But, you're not in the City of Lore anymore, aren't you?
Here comes that self-hatred.
You had it all. You even got your girlfriend to qualify for "ascension", too. Then, those bastards in Karma Congress found out about your little mishap during the revolution.
During the revolution, you and a couple of old pals may or may not have broken into a secret universal maintenance facility. It regulated time. Normally, it wouldn't have been a big deal. You didn't get caught - not at first - and the government of Lore is usually too busy debating itself to care about what goes on in the maintenance closets.
One of your friends got caught by a... Security guard. A time-traveling, self-duplicating security guard. More of an entire race of them. Timeline Custodial Bots, otherwise known as Circadians. Their job is to normally clear up errors and mishaps in timelines, as directed by their mystical ruler and time god-guru Kashmir.
Your good pal, who we won't name yet, ended up flagged as a timeline inconsistency. For years, he was pursued by hundreds of these Circadian bots. In the mean time, you and your other pal won the rebellion, saved Earth, and entered the City of Lore. Your friend refused the invitation.
Your old pal was not going to be spurned so easily, however.
You're not sure if he's still mad at you. He probably is. You're really overdue for another conversation.
Anyways, turns out his beef was not really with you. Being constantly pestered by Timeline Custodial Bots who are trying to forcefully remove you from existence does do a number on your psyche. You're really surprised he survived the whole ordeal. He's a lot more resilient and adaptive than you.
The experience made him a lot stronger than you.
He fled to another timeline, where he managed to shake off the Timeline Custodial Bots, somehow. He spent the next several hundred years of existence building up himself and his reputation, becoming the monster they know as Crimelord Direhart.
Yes, "crimelord" is his title, and it does confirm the existence of many other crimelords and just other -lords in general. Hopefully, though, you won't be running into any soon, since that's really not your beef.
So, how does this relate to your banishment from the City of Lore?
First off, it's not a banishment, it's conditional exile. More on that later.
Second, it's because Crimelord Direhart's anger at being pestered for so many years made him a bit of an anarchist. He always was a tad extremist - you can thank his father for that - but now he's openly waging rebellion against the City of Lore. Rumors say he's planning on abolishing the entire government - Karma Congress, Karma Court, Karma Congress, the Timeline Custodial Bots, Kashmir, and perhaps even the institution of death - and returning it to natural order.
You don't really disagree with his views, but now isn't the time to be debating philosophy. You've got a war to fight, dammit.
Since you were an old friend of his, you were instructed to find a weapon that could pierce his impenetrable skin and put him down (preferably for good, but if not, at least for a long while).
Well, you found it. Then you discharged it in the face of a Karma Congressman. (He was an asshole, you don't feel too bad about it.)
But, you do have a girlfriend to get back to.
Karma Court will let you back in the City of Lore if you can find a way to put him down. You can't use the Omnitrix to combat him directly, since the Omnitrix is exactly the boon of power and potential he needs to topple the City of Lore.
Nothing says you can't use the Omnitrix via proxy, though. Thus, you have been working on the Sol Operation.
One hundred tries. One hundred failed timelines. Well, technically one hundred and one, since we did count zero already, but whatever. You take one off for personal reasons, you don't think it's really a "failure" yet.
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