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A return to normality
12 years 1 month ago - 12 years 1 month ago #104259
by coryan
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A return to normality was created by coryan
Wotcher,
After checking and double-checking our experimental results from yesterday, it appears as though time has once again returned to its standard progression. While the last few days have been nothing if not interesting, I'm certain that you will agree that it's a very welcome relief to have everything back in order once more.
I hope that you will join me in expressing our sincere gratitude for the work carried out by Miss Lois Maxwell, Mister Guildmaster Silverbow, and all those individuals who laboured so diligently to help restore temporal linearity. Never before have I been more glad to close my eyes at night, knowing that I've a whole new day awaiting me come the morning - perhaps you share a similar sentiment yourself.
There does, however, remain one last problem for us to deal with - namely, that we've no real way to determine precisely what point in the year we are currently experiencing. By my counts, it ought to be the 28th of July today; I'd propose that we set our calendars to this date, and proceed from there. Seasonal changes may not align perfectly with this new date, but we can always make small changes to our calendar later in the year, should we find it necessary to do so.
In the meantime: may you find delight in whatever new joys await you in the morrow, and each new day thereafter. The future is an exciting place - how fortunate we are to live in it!
After checking and double-checking our experimental results from yesterday, it appears as though time has once again returned to its standard progression. While the last few days have been nothing if not interesting, I'm certain that you will agree that it's a very welcome relief to have everything back in order once more.
I hope that you will join me in expressing our sincere gratitude for the work carried out by Miss Lois Maxwell, Mister Guildmaster Silverbow, and all those individuals who laboured so diligently to help restore temporal linearity. Never before have I been more glad to close my eyes at night, knowing that I've a whole new day awaiting me come the morning - perhaps you share a similar sentiment yourself.
There does, however, remain one last problem for us to deal with - namely, that we've no real way to determine precisely what point in the year we are currently experiencing. By my counts, it ought to be the 28th of July today; I'd propose that we set our calendars to this date, and proceed from there. Seasonal changes may not align perfectly with this new date, but we can always make small changes to our calendar later in the year, should we find it necessary to do so.
In the meantime: may you find delight in whatever new joys await you in the morrow, and each new day thereafter. The future is an exciting place - how fortunate we are to live in it!
Opus Venare,
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12 years 1 month ago #104260
by GJSchaller
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I suggest watching the stars tonight, Goggins, and charting their progress against known charts and timetables. I hear there's a good vantage point on the beach down by the Mage's Guild.
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12 years 1 month ago #104261
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And by Brazen's Beard, it feels good to pen something worthwhile again.
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12 years 1 month ago #104268
by Daniel McKraegar
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If there are any seasonal issues in the coming months the Druids of Travance can perform a rite to bring about the proper seasonal changes. It was part of the purpose of the Circle of Ten at one point to help bring about the seasonal changes of Arawyn. Arawyn has since been capable of changing the seasons without our help, but recently these rites have been performed out of tradition so the knowledge to do so is not lost.
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12 years 1 month ago #104273
by LoisMaxwell
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I'll check the stars tonight. If anyone wishes to join me, I'll be down by the waterfront.
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12 years 1 month ago #104274
by Caldor
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Replied by Caldor on topic A return to normality
Is it wrong I hope we need to fix the seasons? I want to do that ritual. It sounds amazing.
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Caldor Eirson,
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Wedding Planner, Match Maker,
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Spiritual Advisor To Kaladonia
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Q: How many people does it take to teach a barbarian how to read?
A: 1 knight, 3 squires, and 1 master of the mages guild.
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