#winterfes.

Normally he would detest any sort of classes, but this one was quite literally a treat! This was a total instruction on how to build your own gingerbread house class with some advanced piping sprinkled in.

Poor Break, though, for being put next to this kid. Because it was apparent that Daisuke immediately off the bat had decided to forego the cute model house they were supposed to build for something more...Traditional.

“...”  Snow Fun Allowed, huh?  Normally, youth like Allister would jump at the chance to join in on the fun.  But, Allister wasn’t like most kids, he was scared he might not get along with others, or worse, he’d become a target.  A child with a penchant for ghosts was considered rather weird, even where he was from.  Though, he was harmless at best.

He had figured how hard could ice skating really be? It was just walking with extra steps! Well, that's what he thought about twenty minutes ago, when he was strapping the blades onto his shoe.

His painful optimism would end up just hurting him this go around.

"MOOOVE!!! MOVE OUT OF THE WAY!! I DON'T KNOW HOW TO STOP!" Daisuke realized he should've watched that instruction video.

"Yo!! Dash!!" He made himself known as he was behind the man and threw a friendly arm around him. "I don't see you around my neck of the woods a whole lot." Though, the fair did draw more people up into Sky Strewn, luckily!

It was just meant to be a quick trip to the eternal tree, it'd reminded him a bit of home. But, with winter, it always seemed to sprout chaos this time of year. Which after it happens multiple times, it's less random and very planned, and yet he was still caught off guard when these little marshmallow guys causing just the worst of problems.

It was over when one decided to throw itself onto Zelos and ended up sticking to his cloak, causing him to let out a screech that probably should NOT have come out of his body.

"These things are the worst!! How have they not gotten these under control yet?!" Fire magic was an obvious solution, but he really didn't want to set something he wasn't supposed to on fire, so breaking the sound barrier was the next best option.

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