Boreas: The mild winter yawns into a blissful spring. The days are warm and the nights are crisp. Due to the lack of deep freezing, many bugs emerge early and the flowers bloom along with them. Some species of plants may struggle as their seeds need hard freezes to germinate properly. The sun peeks lazily behind hazy clouds, with most days supporting misty sunshowers and rainbows across the skies. As the world awakens once more, it is buzzing with new life and hope for the year.

Auster: The sticky, humid nights turn into the damp, grey skies of fall. Rain soaks the lands, falling leaves bloating into a pulpy mush rather than the satisfying crunch the season may be known for. The continuous rain soaks into the ground, driving many animals and insects upland. While flooding isn't common this season, it seems that every inch of the land is soaked through, squelching underpaw. The unsettled nature finds respite where it can, with mild temperatures and gorgeous sunrises and sunsets.