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Happy new year!

Azhael

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Happy new year everybody!!!
I hope this turns out to be a great year for everybody (dreaming is for free....).

Here´s to lots of new caudate eggs!! -insert imaginary glass of champagne-
 
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I also hope this year is full of great moments for everyone :D.
Heres to a past year of learning about caudates ! -taps Azhael's champagne glass-
 
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