You force the space around you to travel with you through time. More specifically, you entangle a separate timeline into your own, using the space around you as a wormhole between the two.
You project a 20ft. cube of space from a different timeline into your own timeline. If any portion of the space is affected by another Window of Opportunity, then this spell fails. This separate timeline is very similar to your own, with some insignificant changes. It is now temporarily stitched to your own timeline. Any creature from your timeline can walk in and out of the space. Attacks and spells work normally. You can investigate and interact with anything in the space.
You can decide how far into the future or past this timeline is relative to yours, but the maximum time difference is an hour. You can also decide on a specific condition to stop at. For example, when the gun was left unattended or when the boss sat down. If the condition was not met within the hour, the spell immediately ends.
When the spell ends, any object or person within the cube returns to their original timeline. Anything outside of the cube from the other timeline is now entangled with its equivalent from this timeline (if it exists). In such a case, roll a d4. If it is even, the object or person from the other timeline remains and its equivalent is destroyed. Otherwise, the opposite occurs.
At Higher Levels: At 6th level or higher, the maximum time difference between the timelines increases. For every level above 5th, it progresses as follows: day, week, year, decade. In addition, the sides of the cube increase by 5ft. for every level above 5th.
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