The Unjust Fate of the Third Gear:
The Unjust Fate of the Third Gear: Once upon a time, there was a master clockmaker who had already crafted small and simple clocks. However, this time, he conceived the idea of creating a unique clock. He crafted a clock with 24 digits and three gears, one of which was the largest with a challenging length of 145 degrees. Over time, it extended to 206 degrees, adorned with a third gear painted in various colors—red, white, black, wheat, and a light yellow hue. The thought of creating a third gear larger than the other two crossed his mind. Yet, instead of building it physically, the primary purpose was to care for and keep an eye on the 24 digits. To achieve this, the clockmaker gathered tools such as a hammer chisel, paint cans, raw iron, and various provisions for sustenance. To ensure the third gear's alignment with the 24 digits, the clockmaker added a symbolic guardian of death to observe whether it retained the essence of those 24 digits or not. In essence, the clock had two ...