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Sài Gòn lạc nhau là mất 😌😌😌
2026-01-18 07:05:14
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Có Hoàng đây 😘
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Hì, t cũng mới ra khơi về 😆
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nhớ sg
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ở đâu mà chill dữ vậy
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Remielle was one of the original generation of Void Hunters, having been born over 100 years ago, and is well known for pushing back the Dark Wall 37km, alongside Beliora Vike and the Leader of the Falkenhayn Mercenary Troupe. Before this she and Beliora were childhood friends, and Remielle herself was a well accomplished dancer, and described as a prodigy in most things she tried. She was close friends with the other Void Hunters, and was there when the Rosetta Data was proven to be viable, and when Sunbringer began prototyping the original Bangboo, where the rabbit ears she proposed eventually made it in to the final design (though most of her designs were rejected). After having worked together with the other Void Hunters to take down an Enchainer, Remielle became one of the recipients of the Void Hunter Weapons that were forged from the beings Karma Core, that being Thaumiel, and used its power to great effect alongside her contemporaries. However the weapons all had severe side effects due to their power stemming from The Creator, and so when Arche and Sunbringer began their Project Sunseeker, which aimed to merge the Void Hunters with their weapon's Karma Cores, with the hopes of mitigating the costs while becoming even stronger, she joined the effort alongside Beliora, however this ended tragically as Beliora would transform in to an Enchainer, and Remielle was forced to kill her. After this, Remielle's own transformation in to an Enchainer began, and the results, though incomplete, locked her in to a temporal stasis, where she would remain for the next century. #Remielle #zzzedit #zenlesszonezero #hoyoverse #hoyocreators #editingnews ・ Upload Method → @editingnews.com
Remielle was one of the original generation of Void Hunters, having been born over 100 years ago, and is well known for pushing back the Dark Wall 37km, alongside Beliora Vike and the Leader of the Falkenhayn Mercenary Troupe. Before this she and Beliora were childhood friends, and Remielle herself was a well accomplished dancer, and described as a prodigy in most things she tried. She was close friends with the other Void Hunters, and was there when the Rosetta Data was proven to be viable, and when Sunbringer began prototyping the original Bangboo, where the rabbit ears she proposed eventually made it in to the final design (though most of her designs were rejected). After having worked together with the other Void Hunters to take down an Enchainer, Remielle became one of the recipients of the Void Hunter Weapons that were forged from the beings Karma Core, that being Thaumiel, and used its power to great effect alongside her contemporaries. However the weapons all had severe side effects due to their power stemming from The Creator, and so when Arche and Sunbringer began their Project Sunseeker, which aimed to merge the Void Hunters with their weapon's Karma Cores, with the hopes of mitigating the costs while becoming even stronger, she joined the effort alongside Beliora, however this ended tragically as Beliora would transform in to an Enchainer, and Remielle was forced to kill her. After this, Remielle's own transformation in to an Enchainer began, and the results, though incomplete, locked her in to a temporal stasis, where she would remain for the next century. #Remielle #zzzedit #zenlesszonezero #hoyoverse #hoyocreators #editingnews ・ Upload Method → @editingnews.com
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