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i haven't seen many options for people outside to donate. easiest way is this fundraiser from the I Love Venezuela Foundation

you can also donate directly through zelle and binance to Organizacion Solo con Fe in barquisimeto, but !!! make sure to label it "donacion" so it can be correctly identified. everything will be used for relief in the affected zones.

lastly, Passagio is a Miami-based courier that's put a special fare of $4/lb for aid to be sent to venezuela. no profits will be made from this, that's strictly transportation costs. they're accepting: medicine, non-perishable food, hygiene products, clothing, essential supplies.

Dungeon Master Marcille... [ref]

observation 1: to the best of my memory there is not a single point in the entire manga where an actual clock is present and visible

observation 2: their medieval-analogous society does not seem to have the scale of precise machining that you'd need for mechanical clocks to be a household object

observation 3: significant amounts of technological innovation in this setting seems to be, very understandably, contraption-oriented

conclusion: precise timekeeping is something that has historically been possible only via magical clocks up to this point

hold on hold on you make a really important point. i wasn't thinking about the counterclock seal at all when i was posting this because it was more for the sake of making a joke about clocks getting memoryholed out of the collective consciousness than real #theorycrafting. but then i feel like the fact that we do have Some time manipulation grandfathered in to the pact kind of makes the whole thing feel actually more plausible to me.

you can see on the left there the repetition sign we see agott use in the dragon's bed of sand, along with a couple of others. so it's not Just the counterclock spell its self that made the cut for whatever reasons. there's a lot you could speculate on wrt why this was allowed post-pact. i think if you're looking at it from the same angle of the knights' moralis memory erasure magic, you could say that having the counterclock spell would let you temporarily reverse and then prepare for the effects of forbidden magic or public displays of magic to outsiders to assist with coverups.

but! but... the place where we actually see time magic used the most seems to be...

...cooking implements!

i could totally imagine food preservation being the primary use case for which certain elements of time magic were allowed to persist in post-pact witch society.