The Mid-Autumn events were primarily celebratory, so there wasn’t much fighting involved.
On this day, during the Shadow Cup break, the city was filled with bright colors which really gave off a air of festivity.
In real life, such celebrations had long since been outdated. The old people would sit in their homes, young people would go to work and the children would attend school. Family reunions were now just talk and even the wide varieties of moon cake weren’t enough to entice people anymore.
However, some players who had thought that the Mid-Autumn Festival had lost its charm had their minds changed by Dawn’s activities.
In the game world, there were shrines in every city and an old, grey-haired man worshiping the ancestors. There were also ancient scholars writing with traditional Chinese ink. Players didn’t need to travel far – all they needed to do was get a 3000-dollar helmet. Then, they would be able to enjoy the full moon with their friends and family.
