Colors in the Holy Night

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* GL
* JP
* TW

## **Main Background**

Winter Area

> *"Christmas is upon us, and the ALICE Santa Society, which gives good children gifts every year, has a problem. An AI glitch means they are undermanned, and needs help. For the sake of the children, the Adapter heeds the call. It's time for the new Santas to save Christmas."*
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**Colors in the Holy Night** is an Ultimate Wizard quest released for the JP Christmas 2020 event for the Japanese version of Crash Fever (in the Taiwanese version, the quest was labelled as Wizard difficulty instead).

The JP Christmas 2020 event also had a story quest associated with it, **Shining in the Holy Night Santa**; episode 1 will be covered on Bells Ringing in the Holy Night, episode 2 and the first battle quest on this page, and everything else on Unfinished Work on a Holy Night.

After the events of Bells Ringing in the Holy Night, Gaudi coordinates the efforts to load the presents for delivery, and tells everyone to stick to the routes on their map. Edison says that everything is going wonderfully, and there should be no trouble making deliveries. As she tells people to head to their sleighs, she notices that Jingle's forehead is red. Jingle stutters and mentions that he slipped while trying to load presents onto the sleigh, though the presents are all fine. Bahamut mentions that he slipped because he was that excited to deliver the presents. Jingle tells her that she wasn't supposed to mention that. Edison laughs, and says that Jingle really is a Santa from the bottom of his heart.

Suddenly, a loud voice is heard asking two people what they are doing. Gaudi recognizes the voice as that of Copernicus, and Jingle says that they should go investigate. They enter the room, and see an angry Van Gogh and Thompson. Van Gogh asks how dare they try to do this after rejecting her gifts, and Thompson says that there is nobody that wouldn't love his presents. He remarks that, if anyone dared refuse his presents, he'd burn them up. Jingle asks what the two of them are doing there, and Copernicus explains that they just came marching in and declared that they would destroy the ALICE Santa Society.

Copernicus says that they need to stop Van Gogh and Thompson, or else the presents will be in danger. Van Gogh asks who would need their pathetic presents, and points out that last year they had rejected her works of art and kicked her out of the ALICE Santa Society. She declares that she has outdone herself this year, and that that work of art is better than anything they would have made. Thompson agrees, and mentions that he made an awesome gift last year as well that was deemed inappropriate for children, and he was kicked out. He says that this is just one big jealousy-fueled conspiracy on the part of the ALICE Santa Society.

Thompson says that there are good children out there waiting for their gifts, so Van Gogh and himself will destroy the ALICE Santa Society so that they can deliver their superior presents. Jingle asks them to listen, trying to convince them that this isn't how one should act as a Santa. Thompson tells him to shut up, and Jingle asks the adapter for help in calming them down.

Rachika, who was also there, apologizes, saying that she tried to help Van Gogh but she was too stubborn. The group fights against Van Gogh, who eventually started begging them to let her deliver her presents as it is that artistic, though they point out that her art might be viewed scary and creepy. She gets increasingly angry that they rejected her art, and insists that the children would love it. They soon manage to calm down Van Gogh.

The story is continued in Bombs to Light the Holy Night.

## Post Quest Blurbs

* **Shining in the Holy Night Santa**
	+ **[Ep.2] Work Obstructed**
		- **Clumsy Reindeer:** Jingle tries hard as Santa, but his natural clumsiness leads to one mistake after another.
* **Colors in the Holy Night**
	+ **[Ultimate] Colors**
		- **Artist's Present:** Van Gogh's present was so artistic, it was rejected for being simply too scary.