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ppl be hating and im literally just vibing in hel with my best friends in all the realms?!
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ppl be hating and im literally just vibing in hel with my best friends in all the realms?!
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Yamato: …Me? Odd?
Hello mods! May I ask for a semi-hiatus for the first half of this month for both my muses? Thank you for everything!
Nanna and Ferdinand are on semi-hiatus until July 15th. Please remember to message the Masterlist once you return. Thank you!
- Mod Ree
More @feartscuffle pieces, and yeah some are FE characters in Pokemon-inspired outfits. I drew a Kaze one here
Comic by: Sakura Tasuke
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Crybaby - Nanna (music video)
Nanna: Dieu mésopotamien de la Lune et de la Sagesse
Nanna (également connu sous le nom de Sin, Asimbabbar, Namrasit, Inbu) est le dieu mésopotamien de la lune et de la sagesse. Il est l'un des plus anciens dieux du panthéon mésopotamien et est mentionné pour la première fois à l'aube de l'écriture à Sumer, vers 3500 avant notre ère. Son culte se poursuivit jusqu'au IIIe siècle de notre ère.
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Utu-Shamash: Sumerian God of the Sun and Justice
Utu-Shamash, the Mesopotamian sun god, was depicted as kind, caring, and helpful, but, as arbiter of divine justice, he could also be wrathful. As the personification of the sun, he was believed to be able to see anything and go anywhere, and so, in some references, he was a comforter of the souls of the dead in the underworld.
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⇒ Utu-Shamash: Sumerian God of the Sun and Justice