The Temple That Eats Time

<p>High on Cambodia's Dangrek escarpment a hidden chamber beneath <strong>Preah Vihear</strong> wakes after centuries of silence. Inside <strong>Wat Dèk Sngob - The Silent Temple of Sleep</strong> time moves strangely: minutes outside days within. The walls don't show history-they map <strong>future</strong> star patterns.</p><p>Disgraced astrophysicist <strong>Teth Seng</strong> sees the patterns he once claimed were impossible. Quantum physicist <strong>Dr. Lenna Moriyama</strong> hears a rhythm she can measure but not explain. Conservationist <strong>Sophie Rath</strong> recognizes the place from her grandmother's stories-stories that warned her never to look for it. And <strong>Major Elias Navarro</strong> is sent to keep the discovery quiet while satellites above them begin to fail.</p><p>Then the murals shift. A <strong>countdown</strong> starts-tied to distant pulsars-and the world's clocks begin to misbehave. Factions gather: a corporation hungry to sell time itself a cult certain the temple is a stairway to godhood and officials who would bury the site forever.</p><p>The team must choose: <strong>destroy</strong> the chamber to stop the signal-or <strong>listen</strong> to what it's trying to say.</p><p>A sweeping human science-fiction thriller about patience as technology <strong>The Temple That Eats Time</strong> asks a simple dangerous question: <em>What if the safest way to meet the future... is to sit first?</em></p>