Monday DE: Ugh.

[splash_of_blue]

Afternoon, everyone!

Sorry again about the late DE: I've been trapped in meetings all day.

On that happy note: does your character hate a particular day (Mondays, for instance?)/time of the year/period? Why?

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[bjornwilde]

I feel like Jess randomly complains about any day she can get away with, but really only hates slow days where she doesn't have anything to do. I think she also hates Winter days, seeing as how she's a California gal at heart and NY is not CA at all.

ETA: She supposes snow is fun the first day or so, and ice skating is fun once or twice, but for months? Come on...

[takethatnature]

Wilson hates winter, but he also hates summer at least as much if not more and isn't terribly fond of spring. The weather makes it a lot harder to survive in the first two, exposed to the elements as he is, and the third is when it seems like every living creature on the face of the earth is out for blood.

[skyhigh_seance]

Day? No.

Season? Yeah, winter sucks because there is a distinct and nearly ever present risk of hypothermia. That and it's dark and cold which makes the ghosts just that much more special.

Period? Yeah, birth to abooooooout... now.

[angry_friendship_wolf]

Yamato is now familiar with the fact that late Spring/early Summer is when The Bad Things start.

They all get abducted from summer camp during early summer. Diablomon attacks during late Spring. The Digimon Emperor turns up during late Spring, Cherubimon does his thing in the cusp of Spring and Summer, and Oikawa starts causing trouble in the Summer. Armagemon shows up during early Summer. The Infection stuff starts happening during early Summer.

The weather getting warmer is a sign of bad things to come.

[death_gone_mad]

Halloween season for Amascut. And it absolutely is a whole season. For some b.s. reason it is a lot easier for the dead to make unauthorized trips to the land of the living and for necromancers to raise undead. Plus other camel dung.

She actually has a love-hate relationship with the season, since it is easy to abduct and devour souls just wandering around like nostalgic tourists. She would engage in a Wild Hunt type thing, but her brother and Death are also busy in the Land of the Living that time of year and doing a Wild Hunt would mean bumping into them, eventually. It is a tempting distraction from her long-term plans. She does give into it some years, though, especially on bad years when large numbers the Dead and Undead cross over and her brother and Death are too busy to interfere.

The world actually benefits because so many undead and necromancers get swept up in such events. He who wields the power of custard mixes it with his own tears, and for years afterward, the custard will be very watery. But, Amascut isn't the most careful about who gets swept up so there's good and bad.