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2 years ago

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Happy New Year from the abyss 🎉

Abyss Lumine: me

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Hydro: @miakat.cos (they also did the pretty edit for the pic!)
Electro: @thelonglongdude
Pyro: @lingfei.cafe

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Posted On: January 1st 2025, 02:20 am

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Happy New Year from the abyss 🎉

Abyss Lumine: me

Mages
Hydro: @miakat.cos (they also did the pretty edit for the pic!)
Electro: @thelonglongdude
Pyro: @lingfei.cafe

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Comments (6)

smugycos

2 years ago

smugycos

happy new year!!

strawrenny_

2 years ago

strawrenny_

hey have u seen my sister

min_cos0

2 years ago

min_cos0

ur brothers looking for u

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