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Hedychium, God of Nature by family_staralternate_emailCrescentCaribou

posted 3 months ago, edited 3 months ago

Hedychium, God of Nature

more bday gift art for the same person to whom I bequeathed the gay cats doodle!

you can see the other four here:
Solémé (Water)
Lueur (Fire)
Seban (Spirits)
Na (Death)

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