#archne

At the start of this I had 400 Gems and 46 tickets....at the end I had 150 Stones and 15 tickets...

Managed to get him with only two tickets, and that is where most of my luck ended, everything else, pretty much comes from my attempts at getting Zhurong

Who is off banner 4-star mothefucker?

And who the fuck is you?

Not pictured here is me getting 2 extra copies of 4-star Daikoku, and Mineaki

Still Not Zhurong.

I kinda want to spend one of my tickets to get Horkeu’s 5-star. Not that I even like him that much, I just want to be able to flex on people who do that I, a guy who doesn’t care for him, managed to complete the set.

You! Again!

Fenrir! You’re unit sucks, but you’re a cool character.

I have no idea who this femboy(?) is, but I fux with it.

Knock off venom

Eat your fucking hearts out

Oh yeah, you assholes won’t believe how many times I got Arsalan. HE’S NOT EVEN ON ANY OF THE BANNERS!!!

(Robinson’s 4 star is supposed to be here, but the image isn’t working)

Really cool art for an underhwhelming unit.

I wasn’t even pulling from the Halloween banners when I pulled this guy.

FINALLY!!!

I also got like 3 of these, which is fine, since he’s seems like an okay unit.

Let’s fucking GOOOOOOOOO!!!

I know one of y’all horny bastards is going to be jealous.

First World Attribute unit, and it’s the mediocre one...

That’s another of these Dog Warriors to add to my collection

Got her! She seems fun and cool!

"Arachne in Greek mythology was a weaver who challenged Athena and was consequently transformed into a spider. There are three versions of the myth.

One version has it that she was a shepherd’s daughter that was particularly skilled at weaving. Boasting about her skill, she infuriated Athena, who appeared and contested her. Athena weaved four scenes in which the gods punished those humans that considered themselves equal to gods and committed hubris; Arachne, on the other hand, weaved scenes in which gods abused humans. Arachne’s work was clearly better than Athena’s; the goddess even more enraged due to what the weaving depicted, threw Hecate’s potion onto Arachne, transforming her into a spider and condemning her to weave for eternity.

In a different version, at the challenge, Athena weaved the contest between herself and Poseidon over who the patron saint of Athens would be, while Arachne did a depiction of Zeus’ advances to various mortal women. Athena realised how skilled Arachne was, but wanted to teach her to be more humble and respect the gods. Touching Arachne’s forehead, the woman was filled with shame and hung herself. Athena brought her back to life and turned her into a spider, in order to let her weave all the time.

In the final version of the myth, Zeus was the judge in the contest between Arachne and Athena, and whoever lost would not be allowed to touch a spindle or the loom again. Athena won in this version, and Arachne was devastated that she could no longer weave. Out of pity, Athena transformed her into a spider, so she could continue weaving without having to break her oath"

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