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im oficialy a larp i started chapter 3 season 4 born in 2016 im a LARP
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Never got to experience it
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battle lab 😞
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I always landed on the warehouse shed thing bcus there were 2 chest on the roof and a car inside, I miss it and I’m glad it happened
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