「fourteen ☠ voice」

[locketdangle]

Never again. That memory is not... Never again.

What is the date here? And... when people think of time, what do they think of first?

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[PRIVATE]

[for_humanity]

I'm not sure. We might need to keep an eye on that person.

Are you okay, Rolo? Do you need help with your memories...?

[PRIVATE]

[locketdangle]

Mm. Especially if they intend to harm others with whatever they're capable of.

I'm fine. My memories are intact.

[PRIVATE]

[for_humanity]

Let's hope not. That amount of telepathy can make a person mad if they don't know how to handle it...

...Alright then.

[PRIVATE]

[locketdangle]

Yes, like Mao. Or User #503. I don't really understand those kinds of things.

Mm.

[audio; japanese]

[holyjesusbeams]

Hm. Interesting question. I wonder if the calendar is even the same, here.

[audio; japanese] oh it's u

[locketdangle]

[There is a slight edge to his voice. Otherwise, there is no emotion.]

Considering the solar system is significantly different, the solar calendar would be different from what is normal on most versions of Earth.

[audio; japanese] I'm bored tonight, Rolo, dear. :)

[holyjesusbeams]

Precisely. And considering the freak turns in the weather, I couldn't even begin to guess the season. Perhaps one of the veteran residents may be able to offer a guess.

Why are you asking? Color me curious.

[audio; japanese] 'course you are 8|

[locketdangle]

There might not be a set pattern in seasons either, depending on how far or close the planet's equator we're situated.

The birthday of someone I know is coming up. I wanted to know how they determined what month it is. And it made me wonder about how time passes here.

[angelic_lawyer]

It's July. Despite the two moons, the Gregorian calendar seems to be followed.

[locketdangle]

Gregorian? I think that's different from what we have in my world. Our's is the Imperial Calender and it begins after Ascension Throne Britannia.

Are the days still counted in the standard twenty-four hour period?

[angelic_lawyer]

I see. The Gregorian calendar is a calendar based on twelve months and each month has between thirty and thirty-one days, with the exception of the second month of the year. I'm not certain if they experience leap years here, but it's certainly curious that each year appears to be of the same approximate length as one Earth year.

As far as I'm aware.

[locketdangle]

It sounds similar to our own. However... ah, President and Brother are better at these things.

What year does your calendar start on?

[pissedkitty]

Time is a representation of what's in the past and cannot be changed and what's in the future and is difficult to change.

[locketdangle]

This answer is-- I see. You don't see time in dates or numbers?

[pissedkitty]

There's no point. Every world's time is different.

[locketdangle]

But...

[...]

Then, have you been to other worlds besides your own and this one?

[shockinglycool]

July 25th, 2. That's the date, right?

An' please don't worry about the girl's supplies. Least I can do is give 'em free bar food.

[locketdangle]

I don't know. Is it?

...Alright.

[shockinglycool]

Well, it's year 2 since people started showing up here, so I guess. I know it's July 25th, though.

Great!

[locketdangle]

How do you know it's July 25th?

Mm.