It depends on how you look at it, let's assume there's Nozdormu A, B, and C, and A has already turned into Murozond.
B sends us to kill A, preventing A from ushering the history that is the "End Time"
Things roll out, B sees that timeline is messed up and even worse than End Time, turns into Murozond B and attempts to usher the "End Time"
Nozdormu C sends us to kill Murozond B, repeat.
For people that want to argue there is only one Nozdormu since he's the timeless one, there's multiple reference which said Nozdormu has many selves that all exist outside of time. In conclusion, it's probably not best to overthink this matter.
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or is it that obvious it's omitted?
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The Z almost gave it away immediately.