Just life
Grinding Tales of the Rays before the EOS on the 23rd….
Nazar and Ix were in the same team. That was fun.
No way for me to communicate with teammates beyond emotes, my Japanese is not fluent, but I’m trying to learn.
In other word, I’m learning, as I’ve learned how to spell my name with the help of a friend.
I fear people. But I know that people online are less uptight about the existence of their fictional crush now, but even so.
Am I really alive anymore?
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