#Mikhael Lawrence

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Brackets + Participants Masterlist

Have you ever thought who is the JERKIEST and MOST LOVEABLE MEAN BLOND ASSHOLE?? Well then this is the tournament for you!

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complete list under cut. the order of images does not reflect matchups.

Champagne Bracket (alphabetized by media)

Sakyo Furuichi from A3! Act! Addict! Actors! Kristoph Gavin from Ace Attorney Veruca Salt from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (musical) Clotted Cream Cookie from Cookie Run Yoshiki Kishinuma from Corpse Party Jiwoo from Dandelion - Wishes Brought To You - Byakuya Togami from Danganronpa Hiyoko Saionji from Danganronpa Eichi Tenshouin from Ensemble Stars Nazuna Nito from Ensemble Stars Karin Sauer from Fear and Hunger Rufus Shinra from Final Fantasy Zenos yae Galvus from Final Fantasy XIV Sharpay Evans from High School Musical Vace from I Was a Teenage Exocolonist Natsume Minami from Idolish7 Cindy from Kindergarten Felix from Kindergarten Larxene from Kingdom Hearts Kromer from Limbus Company Johnny Cage from Mortal Kombat Mikhael / THE MAVERICK from OMORI Ryuji Sakamoto from Persona 5 Bede from Pokémon Sword and Shield Oleana from Pokémon Sword and Shield Babette from Raggedy Ann and Andy A Musical Adventure Haley from Stardew Valley Joshua Kiryu from The World Ends With You Clownpiece from Touhou Project: Legacy of Lunatic Kingdom Vil Shoenheit from Twisted Wonderland Camus from Uta no Prince-sama Ryuji Goda from Yakuza Honey Bracket (alphabetized by media)

Andrew Minyard from All for the Game Mean Generic Golden Retriever from Anon Ask (link) War from Bonus Links AU by @bonus-links Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes Richard Lazarus from Doctor Who MacKenzie Hollister from Dork Diaries Ryusui Nanami from Dr. Stone The Blond "weird sister"/"bride of dracula" from Dracula Arte Ente Conchita from Evillious Chronicles Dave Strider from Homestuck Dirk Strider from Homestuck Trophy from Inanimate Insanity Emma Frost from Marvel Comics (usually X-men titles) Brittnay Matthews from Most Popular Girls in School Ambrosius Goldenloin from Nimona (comic) Danburite “Danny” Skinner the OC of @porcelain-animatronic Rose Thorburn Jr. from Pact (art by @wraith_ly on twitter) Brandish/Carol Dallon from Parahumans (art by @cpericardium Glory Girl/Victoria Dallon from Parahumans (art by @cpericardium) Goddess/Bianca from Parahumans (art by raikiri on reddit) Tattletale/Lisa Wilbourn from Parahumans (art by monkeyjay on reddit) Shaka from Saint Seiya  Thranduil from The Hobbit Achilles from The Illiad (art by ancient greek polychromatic pottery painter c. 300BC) Ianthe Tridentarius from The Locked Tomb (art by @starcanist) Dorian Gray from The Picture of Dorian Gray Adam Parrish from The Raven Cycle Rachel from Tower of God Arlo from Unordinary Mathis Quigley Sr. from Unsounded Benedict from Violet Evergarden Linton Heathcliff from Wuthering Heights

Platinum Bracket (alphabetized by media) Brad Morton from American Dragon: Jake Long Biff Tannen from the Back to the Future Trilogy Patriarchy!Ken from Barbie Howard Hamlin from Better Call Saul Spike from Buffy the Vampire Slayer  Johnny Lawrence from Cobra Kai/Karate Kid Daring Charming from Ever After High Ed Rooney from Ferris Bueller's Day Off Zap Brannigan from Futurama Joffrey from Game of Thrones Gideon from Gravity Falls Heather Chandler from Heathers Helga Pataki from Hey Arnold Simon from Infinity Train Dee Reynolds from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Cindy from Jimmy Neutron Ankh from Kamen Rider OOO Villanelle from Killing Eve Regina George from Mean Girls Arthur Pendragon from Merlin Skwisgaar Skwigelf from Metalocalypse Chloé Bourgeois from Miraculous Ladybug Steff McKee from Pretty in Pink Angelica Pickles from Rugrats Gunther and Tinka Hessenheffer from Shake It Up Prince Charming from Shrek Bartleby Montclair from Sonic Underground Illya Kuryakin from The Man From UNCLE (2015) Lyle Lanley from The Simpsons Tom "Iceman" Kazansky from Top Gun Julia from Total Drama / Total Takes Flash Thompson from Ultimate Spider-Man Strawberry Bracket (alphabetized by media) Lilith Bristol from Absolute Duo Rio from Assassination Classroom  Mello from Death Note Beelzebumon from Digimon Tamers Laxus Dreyar from Fairy Tail Edward Elric from Fullmetal Alchemist Char Aznable from Gundam Kei Tsukishima from Haikyuu!! Shaiapouf from Hunter x Hunter Anzu Futaba from Idolm@ster: Cinderella Girls Dio Brando from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Isobe from Kamisama Kiss Nozomu Nanashima from Kiss Him Not Me Hanazawa Teruki from Mob Psycho 100  Katsuki Bakugo from My Hero Academia Neito Monoma from My Hero Academia Arcangelo Corelli from Neo Yokio Cavendish from One Piece Donquixote Doflamingo from One Piece Sanji from One Piece Panty Anarchy from Panty and Stocking Nanami Kiryuu from Revolutionary Girl Utena Jadeite from Sailor Moon Zoisite from Sailor Moon Akagi Ritsuko from Shin Seiki Evangelion Sofia from Space Dandy Kuusuke Saiki from The Disastrous Life of Saiki K Ryou Shirogane from Tokyo Mew Mew Sylvio Sawatari from Yugioh Arc V Malik/Marik Ishtar from Yugioh Duel Monsters  Mizael from Yugioh Zexal Yuri Plisetsky from Yuri on Ice The brackets are based on the type of media they are from. It isn't perfect but I think that is okay. I was thinking of posting all the initial matchups, but I've decided I don't want to change them as they are now and I also want them to be surprises.

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Mikhael Lawrence (OC) as a deranged composition mage

16/01/21

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Jabber’s Muse List

;; I sincerely apologize to everyone for the length of this list.

A

Aaravos

Ace

Adam

Adrien

Aizawa

Ajali

Ajax

Akabane

Akira

Akisu

Aljunn

Altair

Amani

Amon

Anchor

Angus

Anik

Anubis

Aoba

Apollo

Arno

Arqaedyn

Arsene

Arsene Lupin (OC)

Artimaes

Artix

Asra

Asra (OC)

Asra Fisher

Asta

Astaroth

Aurelio

Avel

Averin

Avos

Aym

Azir

Azkhal

Azra-Khal

Azriel

B

Bael

Bagheera

Bakugou

Balthasar

Balto

Ban

Banzai

Barik

Baron

Barrel

Bartleby

Batty

Beast

Beetle

Beta

Black Jack

Black Joker

Blitz

Blood

Boris

Bow

Bowser

Branch

Break

Buer

Bunnymund

C

Callum

Campbell

Canterbury

Capper

Cassius

Catra

Chardonnay

Charlie

Cherry

Chester

Chouza

Chris Blackford

Chrono

Chuuya

Colte

Conn

Connor

Creek

Cress

Crowley

Cryptic

Cysero

D

Daisuke

Daniel

Dante

Dante Ignatius

Dante Kronos

Dante Rhodes

Darien

Dark

Dark Law

Dark Pit

Darrow

Data

David

Dazai

Deaikil

Decim

Delta

Devil

Devon

Dhambi

Digit

Docks

Dodger

Double Trouble

Dr. Facilier

Drake

Drossel

Duststorm

E

E

Ed

Elias

Elijah

Elliot

Emmett

Envy

Envy (OC)

Eravi

Etienne

Ezio

Ezra

F

Fai

Falkor

Fallon

Fangtooth

Felix

Felix Agreste

Fengari

Fenris

Ferio

Festus

Finn

Fox

G

Gage

Gajeel

Ganta

Gareki

Garrett

Garry

Gavin

Gawl

Gideon

Gil

Gilvein

Ginji

Ginko

Ginti

Gintoki

Giza

Gizmo

Glitch

Gojyo

Goku

Gourry

Gowland

Graham

Gray

Gray Ringmarc

Griffin

Grillby

Guy

Guy Cecil

Guy Diamond

H

Hades

Hak

Hans

Hapsun

Harper

Haruka

Hatari

Hatch

Hatsuharu

Hawke

Hector “Striker” Marques

Hibiki

Hikae

Hiro

Hiruko

Hisago

Hook

Hunk

I

Ibal

Ikuto

Impey

Indivar

Inuyasha

Isaac

Isaac Vivre

Isaiah

Isandro

Izaya

Izmael

Izo

Izrael

J

Jabber Quill

Jace

Jack

Jade Moonfeather

James

Jasper

Jasper Taigan

Jay

Jellal

Jericho

Jester Ring

Johnny

Joker

Judal

Julius

Jumba

Justin

Jyugo

K

Kade

Kaelan

Kagura

Kai

Kale

Kaminari

Kanda

Karkat

Karma

Kasi

Kaspar

Katsuo

Kaushal

Kavit

Kazuki

Keidynn

Keith

Keturi

Khazroq

Khireus

Ki

Kifo

Kirishima

Kizami

Klarth

Klein

Koda

Koro-sensei

Krampus

Kratos

Krin

Kuhani

Kuiba

Kuro

Kurogane

Kutal

Kweli

Kyle

Kyo

L

Lavi

Law

Lawrence

Lawson

Leon

Leonardo

Leraje

Li

Lily

Lincoln

Link

Lion-O

Lionheart

Lock

Loki

Lokus

Lucas DuSauvage

Lucian

Lucien

Luka

Luke Ainsworth

Luke fon Fabre

Lyric

M

Mad King

Mael

Majestic

Makoto

Marco

Marius

Marquis

Marshall Lee

Mason

Masquerade

Maverick

Max

Maximus

Mercury

Merlot

Merrick

Messiah

Micah

Midnight Star

Mifune

Mikasi

Mikhael

Mist Flare

Mitsuhide

Mitsuru

Mizani

Mkali

Mogar

Momotaro

Monty

Morgan

Morgana

Musashi

Mushra

Muta

Myles

Mzungu

N

N

Nagi

Naro

Nathaniel

Natsu

Nguvu

Nico

Nico (OC)

Nicolae

Nicu

Nightdream

Nikolae

Nils

Nirav

Nix

Njozi

Nod

Nora

O

Obi

Oga

Ojiro

Oriander

Orion

Orpheus

Orson

Orson Gibbs

Oseru

Oz

Ozpin

P

Pax

Peter Pan

Peter White

Phalanx (Pax)

Philip

Pips

Pit

Q

Qivral

Quinn

Quirin

Qwan

R

Rafiki

Rai

Raimundo

Raitou

Rajan

Rampo

Ravenblade

Remus

Remy

Ren

Rin

Rin Okumura

Rishi

Rivan

Rivaren

Robin

Rock

Roman

Roy

Roy G. Biv

Runaan

Rusty

Ryo

Ryuji

Ryuma

S

Sage

Sago

Samon

Sanji

Saru

Sasha

Satan

Scar

Scissor

Senji

Sesshomaru

Sharrkan

Shere Khan

Shetani

Shin-Ah

Shiro

Shizuo

Shock

Shockwave

Sigma

Silence

Skek

SkekMal

Soren

Soul

Staz

Stein

Sting

Stormblade

Sugino

Sumu

Sun

Sunny Pine

Surefire Arrow

Syaoran

Syuro

T

Taigus

Tatizo

Tempest

Terra

Thompson

Thor

Timber

Tink

Titan

Titus

Tjarron

Tobias

Todoroki

Tokiya

Tokoyami

Train

Travis

Tyrian

Tzekhal

U

U-1146/White Blood Cell

Ueki

Undertaker

Uno

Uno (White Dragon)

Uriel

Utsuho

V

Valiance

Varian

Venture

Vheildar

W

Watanuki

Wesley

Weston

White Joker

Wit

Wizardmon

X

Xander

Xavier

Xelloss

Y

Yamato

Yogi

Yosuke

Yudar

Yuliy

Yuri

Z

Zack

Zeik

Zelgadiss

Zen

Zevran

Zigisu

Zuko

Zwei

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schwarzenegger fille pratt (4)

Movie review title> With the irresistible charisma of a relaxed striptease dancer, she leads the outsider troop - which Arnold consistently occupies with laypersons, which ensures immediacy and naturalness - across a suburban and rural America. It is about cheering and cashing in on the old-fashioned magazine subscriptions. If you don't make any money, you'll be thrashed every week. Whoever messes with the boss flies completely out of the group. The urge for freedom that has only led everyone into this community is being replaced by a clean work fetish because it can do without a hint of revolt. When his death is certain, unspoken guilt feelings creep into the newly awakened relationship between Isabelle and Jakob, especially since the latter takes over Hans' position in a London law firm a little later. It soon becomes apparent that the strangely restrained, reserved relationship between the two also suffers under the conditions of the new life situation.

3 on two - Radio SRF 3

Because at first she gets entangled in a complicated love for Adrien, characterized by highs and abrupt lows, from which she will have to let go later. When she ends up sitting in the Louvre (sic!) In Paris in front of Édouard Manet's dark painting "The Suicide" (1877/81), she is both victim and emancipated. Anna enables the others around her to live and finds herself and her feelings through the lie. It is as if, at this moment, the change to color softens this basically heavy mortgage of conscience.

Simply the end of the world

As a hermaphrodite, she has to divide life, love and work between the days on land and those at sea. In fact, despite her delicate appearance, she works as a second mechanic on a cargo ship amidst men. But Alice is independent and resolute enough to defend herself and maintain her independence. There is no shortage of attempts at civilization. The (though less important) half of the figure ensemble only fulfills the function of trying to pacify the other half. But whether woman (Zoe Saldana), law enforcement officer (Forest Whitaker) or just a level-headed gangster (Willem Dafoe), the id of male violence, the logic of war, does not want to allow a soothing superego. Not the warrior becomes a worker, but the worker becomes a warrior. Lawrence, still grieving, is about to fall in love again. You celebrate parties, go to concerts, talk and live on. With his refreshingly taciturn study on mourning, which programmatically refuses all the conventions of television drama, Mikhael Hers tries simultaneously a sociogram and a psychogram of a generation of creative people around the age of 30 who move and move cosmopolitanically between the hip places of the northern hemisphere with some sovereignty can, because the cultures have largely harmonized. There is also vain disagreement in the evening association game including small-scale business talks. The strongly demanded "common sense" obviously turns out to be try what she says unreliable basis. Subjectivity and selfishness appear to be the far more effective drivers. The film will be really good again when it comes to discussions in the Olympic Committee.

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Nicholas Hlobo, Natalia Stachon, Lawrence Lemaoana, Mikhael Subotzky

[raystart]

In Search of… The Best Design Bookstores

Every designer has their favorite bookstore, a place they go to savor the delight of different paper stocks, to admire various typographic treatments and cover designs, and to uncover great tomes investigating design history and theory in thoughtful detail. If you want to get to know a city’s design community, there really is no better way to do so than to explore its independent book and magazine stores: These are the source, after all, of great ideas. From ramshackle, historic zine shops to luxe, modern, and spacious art book temples, here’s our list of the world’s best design-oriented bookstores for the jet-set creative. (Disclaimer: We take no responsibility for any excess baggage weight you might incur as a result of these recommendations.)

Arcana Los, Angeles

Filled with over 100,000 books, with an enthusiastic and knowledgable staff, there is no better place to source rare and out-of-print volumes or hyper-specialized design texts than Arcana. A visual and intellectual treat, the store occupies a gorgeously designed gallery-like 5,000 square foot open plan room in LA’s historic Helms Bakery building, and its books are displayed on immense metal shelves that divide the space into intimate rooms, creating what the designer called “a forest of books.” Natural light floods the polished concrete floors, making the shop a retreat, and a rewarding space for local designers and international visitors to browse conceptual art titles, hard-to-find magazines, obscure catalog, and tantalizing artist monographs in monkish contemplation. As with all the greatest bookshops, you’ll visit looking for one particular title, and leave with something else entirely, possibly something signed and numbered and way over your budget.

8675 Washington Blvd, Culver City www.arcanabooks.com

Arcana: Books on the Arts, LA. Photo by: Joshua White

Arcana: Books on the Arts, LA. Photo by: Joshua White

Livraria da Vila Lorena, São Paulo

Standing out provocatively in the busy, glossy neighborhood of Jardins, filled with expensive designer stores, Livraria da Vila Lorena is a tempting temple of books that smartly makes its own cool design statement in this most chaotic of cities. Great local architect Isay Weinfeld’s post-Brutalist masterpiece, complete with a dream storefront made of glowing revolving shelves, is a sharply modern, loving tribute to the classic idea of a secondhand bookstore; the selection here is general and varied, but with a precise and expert selection of graphic design and architecture titles that match the distinctly modern mood of the interior.

002, Alameda Lorena, 1731  http://ift.tt/NbzBFP

Papercup, Beirut

Specializing in art, design, architecture, and photography and ideally located in the fashionable, vibrant bar packed Mar Mikhael neighborhood in the liberal north of the city, Papercup features a wide selection of international and local magazines as well as children’s publications, graphic novels, and hand-made stationery. Gorgeous tiles cover the floor, and there’s a laid-back sprinkling of midcentury furniture and a small cafe area that makes Papercup a deliberately cosy spot for what the owners describe as “coffee-infused book therapy.” The shop draws its unique strength by highlighting the Lebanese capital’s lively and diverse history of publishing and it’s independent media and by providing an event space that local publishers use for book and magazine launches.

Agopian Building Pharaon Street http://ift.tt/2uwVTCk

Papercup, Beirut. Image courtesy of Papercup

Printed Matter, New York

No definitive list of bookstores for designers could ignore New York’s iconic Printed Matter. The venerable nonprofit founded by art critic Lucy R Lippard with conceptualist artist Sol LeWitt and other art-world personalities 40 years ago is more than simply a shop dedicated to artist’s books and related publications; it’s an experience. An archive teeming with paper, it overflows with decades of underground art zines, chunky hand-scrawled manifestos, small-edition curios, Risograph comics, and gorgeous, hard-to-find hardbound monographs. Printed Matter also functions as a salon for printmakers and print lovers; it’s been and still is the locus for artistic communities. From its early days it provided space for titles from Laurie Anderson, Edward Ruscha, and Lawrence Weiner (these now sit upstairs in protective glass vitrines). Today the shop promotes and – with its own mysterious, uncompromising logic – presents the work of esoteric independent publishers across the U.S. along its sturdy metallic shelves. It’s easy to lose yourself in the pages of photo-copied staple-bound zines, or to explore the narrow exhibition wing that showcases historical works on paper by various artists and collectives.

231 11th Avenue http://ift.tt/XuvkJg

Printed Matter, New York City. Photo by: Azikiwe Mohammed

Artazart, Paris

And of course, there has to be Paris. Shouting out across the banks of artistic neighborhood Canal Saint Martin like a home-made protest poster is the irreverent orange exterior of Artazart. Naturally declaring itself the number one design bookstore in Europe, possibly the universe, this captivating art wonderland and “bookstore of creation,” open an unusual-for-Paris seven days a week, stocks a comprehensive collection of niche, international books covering typography, illustration, graffiti, public art, maps, and interiors, with a particularly good photography selection. The inviting space also serves as a gallery, with new exhibitions twice a month, and a meeting spot for the local creative community, who at night gather at the nearby bar Le Comptoir General, an offbeat converted barn that functions as a local art venue. A definite Parisian paradise for the art-and design-minded.

83 Quai de Valmy www.artazart.com

Artazart, Paris. Image courtesy of Artazart.

Artazart, Paris. Image courtesy of Artazart.

Mix Paper, Shanghai

This smart international bookshop of art and design titles opened in Shanghai in 2015 amongst a stylish “Mix Place” trio of stores. Branding itself as an “art and culture life space,” it’s quickly become a key center for the city’s thriving design scene. The three-floored haven has an atmospheric café-bar downstairs to aid contemplation, and its art-based second floor is filled with exquisite, heavyweight hardback visual editions and features a small pop-up exhibition space. At the top of some cool gray stairs, it’s the attic of Mix Paper that makes the store so unique. Its impressive, 12-meter long wall exclusively featuring independent magazines from around the world feels more like a permanent exhibition than a regular shop; the owners have taken to calling it a “magazine museum”. The extensive selection of design-orientated titles is noteworthy, and easilyon par with the likes of London’s magCulture shop and Berlin’s infamous magazine store, Do You Read Me?!

880 Hengshan Road, Shanghai (no website)

ProQM, Berlin

ProQM is situated in a late-1920s building originally designed by idiosyncratic modernist architect and set designer Hans Poelzig. Its striking progressive exterior reflects the forward-thinking, comprehensive selection of titles you’ll find inside; the outside is a gentle suggestion of what’s to come – when you enter, be ready to think, and spend some time browsing, as this shop is the world’s ultimate destination for design theory, and can easily become your own private library. The store was founded in 1999 by a group of artists, architects, and art theorists who decided to rethink the way bookshelves are organized, continually rearranging their wide-ranging selections in unexpected but ultimately logical thematic clusters. They do this to reflect current debates and topical issues. If you’re looking for a particular design thinker, you’ll not only leave with that author but find yourself introduced to a whole new set of others. This is an inspirational space that encourages the making of surprising new connections.

Almstadtstraße 48, 10119 www.pro-qm.de

ProQM, Berlin. Photo by: Katja Eydel

Libreria, London

Don’t expect coffee or Wi-Fi at this newly opened, self-consciously beautiful East London bookshop – you can get that across the street instead, at the buzzy new co-working space Second Home. Libreria, founded by the same optimistic conceptual entrepreneurs behind the work hub, is an antidote to a day on the laptop, a retreat for traveling designers who have temporarily set up camp at Second Home. The shop is stringently, if not a bit gimmicky, digital free (emphasizing the importance of separating however occasionally from your chosen device of distraction) and it doesn’t organize its stock into standard categories like fiction, science, or photography. Instead, there are playful, almost poetic themes – like family, love, magic, and the sea and the sky – purposefully designed to inspire browsers to make unexpected connections and open up new creative avenues. These thematic bundles are the perfect elixir for a stuck designer needing an imaginative solution to a creative problem. Ambitiously named after Jorge Luis Borges’ “The Library of Babel,” this seductive bookshop is perhaps a little smaller than Borges’ infinite space, but honey-colored wood, soft, curving shelves, and warm orange light produce a soothing labyrinthine environment dedicated to books as ideas and their own infinite spaces.

65 Hanbury Street www.libreria.io

Liberia, London. Photo by: Iwan Baan

Liberia, London. Photo by: Iwan Baan

Mendo, Amsterdam

The interior of this intimate home for substantial volumes on fashion, photograph, architecture, travel, and graphic design looks as if it were painted black but it’s actually the spines of black hardbacks wittily creating the appearance of darkened walls. With its squared-off sections of shadowy shelves pierced by colorful bursts of design books, Walking into MENDO, with its squared-off sections of shadowy shelves pierced by colorful bursts of design books, feels like you’re entering a spatial rendering of a Swiss design poster – which is perhaps to be expected from a bookshop run by a graphic design agency. This clever interior is the work of Concrete Architectural Associates, and inside you’ll find inspirational books for designers, and those who love designers, curated by designers.

Berenstraat 11, 1016 GG www.mendo.nl

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Mikhael Lawrence and Lucien Ramsay (OC)

08/05/20

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Well-Deserved Wounds - Mikhael Lawrence (OC)

06/11/20

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Mikhael’s Depression (OC)

27/08/20

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Mikhael’s Justice (OC)

16/08/20

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Mikhael Lawrence (OC)

11/04/21