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I always interpreted the phrase "after midnight" to mean "after midnight and before dawn."

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Pretty sure there is an lmplied 'after midnight and before dawn'becsuse bad stuff happens at night. It would have taken a half second to make it clear.

Midnight is a terrible point in time for magic creatures anyway. Do they follow time zones or daylight savings time?

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After some midnight, anyway. When you say "midnight" you're usually referring to a particular one, implied by context. Or spelled out for that matter.

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