# Time System

The roleplay world follows a separate time system to real life. Whilst you still have your 7 days of the week, time moves faster at approximately 4 seconds per real life second (or 6 seconds per second on the weekends).

You can see the current time in-game by viewing the Boss Bar at the top of your screen. You'll see the <mark style="color:red;">weather</mark>, <mark style="color:blue;">current time and day of the week</mark>, the <mark style="color:green;">current time period / ongoing event</mark>, and <mark style="color:purple;">the current location you're stood in</mark>.

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As a **student** you must be inside of School between **8:30am** until **3pm** In-Character.
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## Time Periods

### Weekdays

The In-Character weekdays are **Monday**, **Tuesday**, **Wednesday**, **Thursday**, and **Friday**.

1. Midnight (0:00 or 12am)
2. Dawn (6:00 or 6am)
3. School (7:30 or 7:30am)
4. Breakfast (8:00 or 8:00am)
5. Study Time (8:30 or 8:30am)
6. Period 2 (8:55 or 10:55am)
7. Breaktime (10:35 or 10:35am)
8. Period 3 (10:55 or 10:55am)
9. Lunchtime (12:35 or 12:35pm)
10. Period 4 (13:20 or 1:20pm)
11. Hometime (15:00 or 3pm)
12. After School (15:30 or 3:30pm)
13. Evening (18:00 or 6pm)
14. Bedtime (20:00 or 8pm)
15. Night (21:00 or 9pm)

### Weekends

The In-Character weekends are **Saturday** and **Sunday**.

1. Midnight (0:00 or 12am)
2. Dawn (6:00 or 6am)
3. Breakfast (8:00 or 8:00am)
4. No School (8:30 or 8:30am)
5. Afternoon (15:00 or 3pm)
6. Evening (17:00 or 5pm)
7. Dusk (18:00 or 6pm)
8. Bedtime (20:00 or 8pm)
9. Night (21:00 or 9pm)


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