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Drawing Prompt: In Memoriam

4:28 AM, Friday March 31st 2023

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In the days of old, so the stories say, there was a mighty hero who single-handedly felled an army 250 strong, bringing peace to the land of Drawabox.

But a peace so sublime could not last, for the evil Elbatrofmocnu (the evil twin brother of Uncomfortable) then hired 25 textures to challenge the hero.

Records say our hero perished in that battle, yet some still claim he merely went into hiding, and is honing his skills for the day that he will rise up to the challenge... and reclaim his status of Hero.

Maybe I got a got a little carried away lol.

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