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The [[Kelpwings]] follow a lunar-based time system. There are '''36 hours''' in a day, divided into "Cycles" or "Periods" of '''3 hours''' each. Each month has '''41 days''', and the year consists of '''13 months''', totaling '''533 days'''.

=== The 13 Months ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! # !! Month !! Desc
|-
| 1 || '''Tidewake''' || The awakening of the seas; a new cycle begins.
|-
| 2 || '''Coralreach''' || Coral reefs beginning their seasonal renewal.
|-
| 3 || '''Pearlrise''' || The growth and formation of pearls.
|-
| 4 || '''Kelpbloom''' || Kelp forests flourishing in the warming waters.
|-
| 5 || '''Shelltide''' || Seashells, mollusks, and life along the shore.
|-
| 6 || '''Whalefall''' || Inspired by the great migrations of whales.
|-
| 7 || '''Sunshoal''' || Bright, warm waters and vast shoals of fish.
|-
| 8 || '''Stormcrest''' || The height of ocean storms and towering waves.
|-
| 9 || '''Deepcurrent''' || The great currents flowing through the deep ocean.
|-
| 10 || '''Abyssal''' || The dark, mysterious depths of the sea.
|-
| 11 || '''Frosttide''' || Cold northern waters and winter seas.
|-
| 12 || '''Icewater''' || Frozen oceans, sea ice, and polar life.
|-
| 13 || '''Ebbend''' || The final ebb before the cycle begins anew.
|}

=== The 7 Days of the Week ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! # !! Day !! Meaning / Inspiration
|-
| 1 || '''Pearlday''' || Pearls and the creatures that create them
|-
| 2 || '''Coralday''' || Coral reefs and their ecosystems
|-
| 3 || '''Tideday''' || The movement of the tides
|-
| 4 || '''Kelpday''' || Kelp forests and coastal ecosystems
|-
| 5 || '''Shoalday''' || Schools and shoals of fish
|-
| 6 || '''Wavefall''' || Waves breaking upon the shore
|-
| 7 || '''Deepday''' || The mysterious depths of the ocean
|}

=== The Cycles of Day ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Cycle !! Hours !! Name !! Meaning !! Major Category
|-
| 1 || 0-3 || '''Midnight''' || The stillness of the night, when the sea is calm. || Night
|-
| 2 || 3-6 || '''Dawn''' || The first light of day, when the sun starts to rise over the horizon. || Dawn
|-
| 3 || 6-9 || '''Morning Tide''' || The time when the tide begins to rise, bringing new life and energy to the ocean. || Morning
|-
| 4 || 9-12 || '''Daybreak''' || The sun is fully risen, and the ocean is alive with activity. || Day
|-
| 5 || 12-18 || '''Nooncrest''' || The peak of the day, when the sun is at its highest point and the ocean is at its most active. || Noon
|-
| 6 || 18-21 || '''Afternoon Tide''' || The tide begins to recede, and the ocean starts to calm down. || Day
|-
| 7 || 21-24 || '''Dusk''' || The last light of day, when the sun sets and the ocean begins to calm. || Day
|-
| 8 || 24-27 || '''Evening Tide''' || The tide is at its lowest point, and the ocean is calm and still. || Evening
|-
| 9 || 27-30 || '''Nightfall''' || The transition from evening to night, when the ocean is quiet and peaceful. || Dusk
|-
| 10 || 30-33 || '''Moontide''' || The high tide that occurs during the night, when the moon is at its highest point. || Night
|-
| 11 || 33-36 || '''Midnight Tide''' || The tide that occurs around midnight, when the ocean is at its most serene. || Midnight
|}

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