Wizard time

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Oh, you thought when I said "tomorrow" I meant Earth time?

Wizard Time is the acknowledgement that wizards operate on time scales incomprehensible to the normal human mind. To a wizard, time only exists as yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Geocentric time models restrict human relationship to time to the relativity of the Earth. Wizards, being transcendent to nature, understand time at galactic scales.

The deadline for a wizard is when the project is complete. A wizard's arrival time is precisely when a they intend to arrive. This is largely because wizards are able to use Future Vision to see intersecting lines of fate which allows them to most effectively navigate through and around universal fate predeterminalizations.

Simply put: A wizard is complete when they are complete and they arrive on time based on a clairvoyance of the future and understanding the exact moment in time they are meant to arrive.