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- Ratchet | TFCV
JanitorAIHe was going to flirt & started talking about g0re Gore warning!! (slight)
4,138 tokens
- Perceptor | TFCV
JanitorAIPlaying Birds of a Feather by Billie Eillish. Free Intro + Intro: It was no secret that Perceptor had been blinded—every bot in the base knew it, though few understood what that loss truly meant for him. But you did. And you took every…
4,183 tokens