[ WP ] One thousand years seemed a lot longer this time .

''Yeah. Another blog. It's 2232 eoen now, but everyone calls it the year 2015. So I was right in 2230, now two thousand human years ago, when I figured they would actually stick to it. Silly people. 
 
 It's interesting how things have changed. I'm using this device now that I bought, it's called a voice recorder. Carrying my experiences with me on paper seems so fragile after discovering this thing, so I might just do them over again some time soon. Please allow other agents to carry some home technology in the future though. This was a pain in the ass. 
 
 Anyway, I've been doing alright. No massive changes, altough I learned that I can expand my invisibility powers that I discovered somewhere around 2150. It's a great addition to the rest of the tools I have. I've seen things that might be of great detail later, but with humanity you never know. 
 
 The world has changed though. After mankind barely crawled out of 2230 to 2231, the period they call the Dark Ages, there's been an interesting amount of growth. Their population has grown rapidly, almost increasing tenfold in the last tenth of an eoen. But their increased knowledge in health care, education, technology and warfare is truly impressive. They developed more than they did in the last twenty eoens together. A thousand human years seem a lot longer when so much happens in a short time. It feels like an eoen has passed, but it's not even close. 
 
 Their progress reminds me of roughly 50 eoens ago, when humanity thrived. But their downfall was just as rapid, and not even ten eoens later they were forgotten by their kin. They still are. 
 
 Humanity might just reach that level of ability again. I watch with close eye as I see their progress. But now I make this promise to myself: I will not allow what happened back then again. Even though humanity built itself back in merely a blink of an eye, a single grain of sand in my hourglass filled with all Sahara-sand, I have more important matters to attend to. The universe has no time for dawdling, and neither do I. 
 
 Good luck, humanity. I hope you impress. We might even *need* you to. Over.''
