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[birdsbirdsbirds]

Who: Robin
Broadcast: Whole Network; Text
Action: N/A
When: Around 3/16

[this world? not really for him. but since Robin is not good at sitting still, and actively moping can only keep him occupied for so long... a text entry shows up on the network!]

Hey, I'm bored. I did some math. I charted out a rough conversion between Earth's calendar and my own world's calendar (which is much more sensible, honestly).

So, tell me when your birthdays are, and I'll tell you what king-sign you fall under. ♥ I'm under Ha'it, the King of Life and Death--which supposedly means I have a knack for seeing the big picture, and my lucky color is gold.

It's just for fun, of course. Who knows if it's actually accurate...

Comments

[birdsbirdsbirds]

It's just a little fortune that coincides with the month in which you were born. There are only nine months where I'm from, one for each of the Nine Kings--important figures from history.

Yours is interesting. You're the third to fall under Riem, the King of Pain.

He's shown as a tall, pale figure with red eyes. Sometimes he's depicted with antlers and unusually long fingers. He represents grief and strife, but also represents catharsis, and the strength that comes from hard lessons learned. Those born under his sign are unwavering, hard-working people, and are particularly empathetic towards the feelings of others.

Being under his sign means your lucky color is white.

[mysunnydisposition]

Wow. Okay. So that's a little creepy...

Do people where you're from take this seriously, or is it like... just for fun?

[birdsbirdsbirds]

Oh, some people take it very seriously. They get their fortunes read every week and plan out their entire lives according to their king-signs.

But most people think those guys are a little eccentric. It's usually just harmless entertainment.

[mysunnydisposition]

Yeah. We have something like that where I'm from, too... So what, you memorized all the signs for fun?

[birdsbirdsbirds]

The Nine Kings were historical figures before anyone came up with his fortune-telling business... I've studied them in the prior context extensively. The latter is pretty easy to remember, after that.