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Lilith with a Snake by John Collier, 1886. Oil on canvas.

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you want to see my corpse, don't you? will you look at my corpse if i die?

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i got too silly

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a knight

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Alchemical symbol of transmutation of base metal (Earth at bottom) into Gold (Sun) and Silver (Moon) through the agency of the dragon (Mercury - volatility).

From Theatrum Chemicum Britannicum Elias Ashmole ca. 1652

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Death.

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Old Minos that I almost forgot to share

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double trouble

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DRAW YOUR SQUAD LIKE THIS

credits: https://www.youtube.com/@Manikomioloko

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background by mathieu larone

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Odagon and Kaegon were born conjoined — two bodies joined at the head, a gruesome amalgamation.

The children lacked gender; they were neither boy nor girl but rather a mockery wrought by the disdain of Septh. They were severed by the blade of K'Sefheed, yet eternally united by their scars.

Odagon lost an arm, while Kaegon was left sightless. Upon their separation, Kharisifel was convinced that only Odagon had survived and arranged a name for the deceased twin, solely intending to grant him an identity at his funeral. However, moments before being consigned to the worms, Kaegon began to breathe.