Alexander Hartdegen minded his own business these days. He'd lost contact with most of his friends during the frenzied years while he built his time machine. Making contact again was too hard for most, so he kept to himself and tinkered. Everything paled in comparison to his magnum opus, the pinnacle of his work as a scientist, but it kept him busy
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Jeff still had a faucet and three quarters of a cigar.
He would still have these over a hundred years later.
Oddly enough, the only thing that went through his mind as he went into stasis, and for the forseeable future afterwards, was the word 'soup'.
Not even Jeff knew why.
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When she did make it though, Ino could speak French and Italian fairly fluently (don't ask her how she'd wound up in Italy while trying to get to London--she still didn't know how it had happened exactly). Ino still had Deadpool-san's knives though, and the coat she'd stolen back in Paris. And a good bit of stolen money.
Shush.
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So it was three months after finding out about the stasis thing that Mel finally showed up at the guild.
Along with a pack filled with stolen mementos of her time in 1923.
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Someone missed things like electricity. And you know, stuff.
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Savannah showed up dressed in the black dress and veil she had been wearing when she got the messages in Cairo -- with shawls placed in strategic places because even after nine months she was still not comfortable with the sheerness of the material. She also had a small satchel with things she had "acquired" in Egypt during their stay.
Thank gods, there was finally an end in sight to this whole mess.
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A really long nap sounded like a great idea. He had some random objects from the time, and might have put some money into a longterm savings account. What? He deserved some compensation for all this. It could pay for his therapy.
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He arrived at the stasis chambers a month later with a cheaper pair of boots, longer hair, three vintage 1933 Twinkies, and one letter, folded and unfolded a gajillion times, dated London 1936.
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