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I can't help but be worried. I mean, he's a pirate, for lord's sake...a dead, swashbuckling pirate!

Are you guys sure there are no loopholes? Xemnas was at least honest, but I trust Calum about as far as I can throw him...

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The weather shifts are getting worse than before. Whereas before the changes would only shift every few days or less, it is now changing in the middle of the day, sometimes more than once, even hourly in some worlds, although those extreme conditions seem limited to the outer worlds on the map.

The tremors are getting worse, as well. Previously the quakes would only reach a 2.3 on the Richter scale. Now the strength has doubled, and some of them will get as high as a 5.6. Badly constructed buildings or those being repaired may end up with severe damage. Well constructed buildings will receive little to no damage. You may want to watch out for your breakables.

The bad news just keeps coming, doesn't it? The illness is also getting worse. Anyone who has previously contracted it will start to develop fevers if they hadn't already. If they know more comprehensive magic, the fevers will be much higher and they will start having hallucinations and become delusional. It is very easy for these to overexert themselves, and may suffer fainting as Aerith did. They will wake up soon, within one or two days in the worst case scenario.

Another strange development with the illness is that those with restorative magic are experiencing the worst effects. This may be written off as those mages knowing more powerful spells, but should soon be noticeable if more mages who do not know restorative magic come down with it.

Unfortunately, it is also spreading. Attempts to quarantine the illness have failed: it being reported throughout various other worlds on the map. The symptoms for these worlds have not progressed as far as in Radiant Garden, but mages will feel the early effects.