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Ongoing, First published Feb 01
Beer Keg wakes up thinking about Glitchy.

Clash 2 Be Champion One-shot Thing. I was yearning so much when writing this.

What?

No. No, this isn't something that happened to me. No, this isn't projection. Why do you ask?

Will answer anything in the comments<3

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