In Boreas, the ice-cold weather seems to be fading, slowly but surely. The ice bridge to the far north begins to melt bit by bit; wolves still cannot fully cross it but it seems possible to trek out further than before. While it won't begin to feel like summer until the very end of the season, even then the feeling will be fleeting and intermittent. The snow and ice visibly begins to thaw, and the sun begins to show itself more often now. Still it remains the coldest summer Boreas can remember and all inhabitants are acutely aware of the effects the weather has had on the continent, vegetation struggling to return to life in a season it would otherwise be flourishing.

In Auster, the warmth is felt more quickly and drastically. The Bifrost slowly begins to dethaw, and though the northern half of Auster remains chilly most days, the southern regions are quite balmy and pleasant most days. Like Boreas, Auster will experience an unusually chilly summer, but the weather will largely be unremarkable otherwise.. perhaps the world has calmed at last?