You know, if you read 1 and 6 as "i" and "ro", then 16 can be read as "iro" or "colour", making 7/16 the seven coloured day!

In other words, today is your day, Alice!

And? My research is waiting so do me a favour and go home already.

Some of us have better things to do than twist words around to make up holidays, you know?

That reminds me, I heard that calling the rainbow "seven coloured" is actually just a Japanese thing.

Tsk...are you deaf or something?

There's places that split the rainbow into 8 colours too, but most places it's actually less than 7.

In fact, the Baiga people from South Asia only recognize two different colours.

America, UK, etc.

Russia, Indonesia, etc.

Japan, Netherlands, etc.

Germany, France, etc.

How pointless.

Are you really trying to show off how much you know about rainbows?

I obviously already know all that. In fact I bet you read that in one of the books you stole from me.

Black and white magician ->

If we also only used two different colours, you'd probably be called the red and black puppeteer.

Then, the too of us would match!

Isn't it neat, though?

...th-the two of us would...match!?

...that...that'd make me sick...

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Wait, what's wrong? Is matching with me really that horrible?

Taiwan (Bunun people)

South Asia (Baiga people)

Africa (Alur people)