The airs had changed, the temperature was beginning to shift downwards as a number of species began moving to enter a short state of hibernation, these creatures primarily insects and plants pulling in and withdrawing from the word for a sparse few months while the worst of the severe cold blew through.
Within Imuchakk Tradition, they called this time Geamhradh’s Return (Winters Return) this time was a time for Imuchakk that wandered the ice fields and forests, bringing back food to their home-settlements and join great feasts, the Imuchakk would produce great stews for everyone to enjoy boiling down bones, meat, herbs and roots.
The homesteads and settlements would use leftovers, in addition to make use of everything that they can, in this land wasting of anything would be a disappointment and the Imuchakk did enjoy their great meals.
Both young and old would involve themselves in talks, games and the great enjoyment of eating.
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At the mid-point of Winters' Coming, the beautiful event known as the Vaktir of Norðlægur Daga (Shift Of The Northern Dawn) This period held a large significance as a number of days would be filled with beautiful aurora's of green, blue and yellow hues through the crisp cold air of the Imuchakk winter.
This was a time for the Imuchakk to bring them further together, presenting gifts to family. However there was one more important part of it.
Others would use it as a point to present those that they held in significance as love interests, in attempts to draw another into courting them or to show their interest in them before they took to their personal challenge of hunting and slaying a Rampaging Unicorn and making themselves Adult.
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These harsh winter times were a chance for the Imuchakk to prove themselves further, the animals becoming more dangerous with the slight reduction in food.
A time of enjoyment, drinking and romancing.
Within Imuchakk Tradition, they called this time Geamhradh’s Return (Winters Return) this time was a time for Imuchakk that wandered the ice fields and forests, bringing back food to their home-settlements and join great feasts, the Imuchakk would produce great stews for everyone to enjoy boiling down bones, meat, herbs and roots.
The homesteads and settlements would use leftovers, in addition to make use of everything that they can, in this land wasting of anything would be a disappointment and the Imuchakk did enjoy their great meals.
Both young and old would involve themselves in talks, games and the great enjoyment of eating.
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At the mid-point of Winters' Coming, the beautiful event known as the Vaktir of Norðlægur Daga (Shift Of The Northern Dawn) This period held a large significance as a number of days would be filled with beautiful aurora's of green, blue and yellow hues through the crisp cold air of the Imuchakk winter.
This was a time for the Imuchakk to bring them further together, presenting gifts to family. However there was one more important part of it.
Others would use it as a point to present those that they held in significance as love interests, in attempts to draw another into courting them or to show their interest in them before they took to their personal challenge of hunting and slaying a Rampaging Unicorn and making themselves Adult.
....
These harsh winter times were a chance for the Imuchakk to prove themselves further, the animals becoming more dangerous with the slight reduction in food.
A time of enjoyment, drinking and romancing.