My magnum opus!
It was inspired by a 12th century sculpture in an ancient Hindu temple. It depicts a Deity brutally defeating a soldier, disemboweling him with her eight hands
His intestines are represented by chains to signify the unrelenting grip FATE has on the mortal

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r0ya's work is mesmerizing! Always a pleasure to see her on my feed.

This piece of mine was inspired by a 12th century sculpture in an ancient Hindu temple. It depicts a Deity brutally defeating a soldier, disemboweling him with her eight hands

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-without a fight. Defeating Ulquiorra as quick as possible is the only option.
(3) Ichigo talked about the time limit at both the beginning and the (supposed) end of his battle. What he was hurried for...definitely not to go to Orihime since it was the door that he headed to 🤷‍♀️

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Chains of FATE

This piece was inspired by a 12th century sculpture in an ancient Hindu temple. It depicts a Deity brutally defeating a soldier, disemboweling him with her eight hands
His intestines are represented by chains to signify the unrelenting grip FATE has on the mortal

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I love how in jp 3 days after defeating her in the interlude
I got her in my Chaldea right before my birthday

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Concept was based and inspired from the last and finished main quest I manage to complete in the Elder Scroll.

Lownleinhigh defeating the prince of Daedra, Molag Bal.

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Chains of FATE

This piece was inspired by a 12th century sculpture in an ancient Hindu temple. It depicts a Deity brutally defeating a soldier, disemboweling him with her eight hands
His intestines are represented by chains to signify the unrelenting grip FATE has on the mortal

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Chains of FATE

This piece was inspired by a 12th century sculpture in an ancient Hindu temple. It depicts a Deity brutally defeating a soldier, disemboweling him with her eight hands
His intestines are represented by chains to signify the unrelenting grip FATE has on the mortal

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Chains of FATE

This piece was inspired by a 12th century sculpture in an ancient Hindu temple. It depicts a Deity brutally defeating a soldier, disemboweling him with her eight hands
His intestines are represented by chains to signify the unrelenting grip FATE has on the mortal

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Okay hear me out. Wakanda gets transported to Third Earth by Mummra. He then tell T'Challa only way he can return to his Earth is by defeating Lion-O and the Thundercats.

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Chains of FATE

This piece was inspired by a 12th century sculpture in an ancient Hindu temple. It depicts a Deity brutally defeating a soldier, disemboweling him with her eight hands
His intestines are represented by chains to signify the unrelenting grip FATE has on the mortal

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Greetings! Thanks for hosting!
After so many stories about legendary heroes defeating demon kings, I made a game set AFTER one of those stories, in a tale about war, tolerance and chainsaw-swords: Demon King's Heir!
You can check the game out here: https://t.co/oP0JOQDGxv

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Chains of FATE

This piece was inspired by a 12th century sculpture in an ancient Hindu temple. It depicts a Deity brutally defeating a soldier, disemboweling him with her eight hands
His intestines are represented by chains to signify the unrelenting grip FATE has on the mortal

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Chains of FATE

This piece was inspired by a 12th century sculpture in an ancient Hindu temple. It depicts a Deity brutally defeating a soldier, disemboweling him with her eight hands
His intestines are represented by chains to signify the unrelenting grip FATE has on the mortal

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Chains of FATE

This piece was inspired by a 12th century sculpture in an ancient Hindu temple. It depicts a Deity brutally defeating a soldier, disemboweling him with her eight hands
His intestines are represented by chains to signify the unrelenting grip FATE has on the mortal

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Chains of Fate

This piece was inspired by a 12th century sculpture in an ancient Hindu temple. It depicts a Deity brutally defeating a soldier, disemboweling him with her eight hands
His intestines are represented by chains to signify the unrelenting grip FATE has on the mortal

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Oh my. YOU? Defeating ME? What a funny proclamation. Is this what humans call jokes?🐃✨

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Eddard Stark aka Ned is the head of House Stark, Lord of Winterfell & Warden of the North. He is a close friend to King Robert I Baratheon, with whom he was raised. Ned is a tested battle commander & key player in defeating the Targaryens during Roberts Rebellion.

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Chains of FATE

This piece was inspired by a 12th century sculpture in an ancient Hindu temple. It depicts a Deity brutally defeating a soldier, disemboweling him with her eight hands.
His intestines are represented by chains to signify the unrelenting grip FATE has on the mortal

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