Trapped in Beast World: My Husbands Are All Animals! Novel

Chapter 132 The Calendar Chapter 132 The Calendar 74 +10 Free Coins Ardenia took a notebook out of her pocket space. Fortunately, she had plenty of supplies, so anything she needed was at hand. The five males didn't go to the fields as they all gathered around Ardenia, sitting down to watch her write strange symbols on the paper. Ardenia was performing calculations using ancient divination. Technically, modern calendars didn't need to use such a method.

However, since modern calendars were based on astronomy, yet she couldn't even see the Big Dipper here, the astronomical basis was impossible to use. After all, there were even two moons here! More importantly, she didn't know the exact hours and could only estimate time by shadows. However, this wasn't accurate enough for reference. The therians worshipped the Beast God, and Ardenia leaned toward metaphysics, so creating a traditional- style calendar was a suitable choice. By using ancient divination, she could make a general estimate!

What she was making now was a calendar for the Beastworld, so she ignored the time that had already passed and started instead from May 19, as Deria had said, and continued the solar term cycles from there. Should I add the zodiacs? she thought. An idea struck, and she added them. After all, what kind of calendar would be complete without zodiac signs? Soon, she got to work. As Ardenia wrote, she felt that life now had something to look forward to. As a child, she had always loved festivals since they meant she could taste many delicious foods.

To her, every festival had a special meaning, whether it was for cultural heritage, family reunion, starting anew, as well as hopes for the future. Ardenia worked quickly. She marked June, circling Children's Day and Harvest Day, which were essential for good crops. Then, it would be Father's Day and Summer. When she wrote Father's Day, she suddenly thought of Halden feeding the children in Deria's house. Then came July. July 1st was not ordinary as it was the day of their national holiday. Ardenia loved her country, so she highlighted this day.

Whether the therians cared or not, she would care! She also marked many days that were special in her previous world. With concrete dates, the rest was simple. She continued the calendar all the way to the Chinese New Year, then extended it to May 19th of the next year. By the time she finished, it was already nighttime. Halden held a torch carefully beside Ardenia as he watched her inscribe the characters. At that moment, he felt that Ardenia was the most capable person in the world. The others sat silently in tacit agreement.

When Ardenia finally looked up, Vesper placed a bowl of shrimp dumplings in front of her and said, "I 1/2 14:24. Thu, Jan 8 l J Chapter 132 The Calendar 74 +10 Free Coins went and got some shrimp. Halden made the dumplings. You should eat them while they're still hot." "You guys..." Niall chimed in, "We will be here for you. Watching you so focused on your work made us want to do something too. It's too bad you didn't seem to notice." He raised an eyebrow and looked at Ardenia with bright eyes. "Sorry, this is heavy work. Without a reference, I had to calculate it myself." "Calculate?

Ardenia, what exactly are you making?" Tobias asked. "This is a calendar. With this, we can know when each season will arrive. It divides years, months, and days clearly, so it will help us manage time and assist with daily planning. For example, seasons are crucial for planting. Some plants needed to be sown in specific seasons, while others could wait a bit. For example, it's too late now for rice to be planted. The vegetables I had Vesper planted could wait a little longer." Ardenia explained in detail, and the others nodded.

"What about this?" Niall pointed to the Dragon Boat Festival on the calendar. Ardenia chuckled and explained, "This is the Dragon Boat Festival, and there's a story behind it. Do you want to hear it?" "I do!" said Halden. He knew this festival came from her side of the world. Although it was just a story, he felt that this would help him understand her a little more. At this moment, Vesper said, "Have something to eat first. You can tell us about it after that." Ardenia took the bowl and hummed in response. Calder stood by her side and rubbed her shoulders after she finished eating.

Ardenia stretched comfortably and then started to tell the story. "So they threw the rice balls into the water because they were worried that fish would eat his body?" Tobias' curiosity spiked up again. 2/2 14:24. Thu, Jan 8 D J Dylan