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Weightless
Immortal
Agender
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Lethal
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Welcome to Puyo Puyo Universe: Legends of Sorcery, a sandbox style multifandom roleplay. We are a close-knit community with a focus on things like character development and personal storytelling based primarily around the Madou Monogatari and Puyo Puyo series, however crossover with all gaming fandoms are welcome.
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A cozy little mom & pop cafe in the remote town of Maus. If you're looking for an authentic Madou World experience, look no further. The cafe has a humble, somewhat homely charm to it. Well-aged tables sit on a creaky wooden floor surrounded by somewhat stiff wooden chairs. The smell of home-made food lingers in the air, mixing with the scents of the fresh vegetables grown not one mile off to create a sharp, pleasant scent in the air. The owners are simple folk, unconcerned with the troubles of the world. They'd be happy to help you forget for a while as well, dedicated entirely to their pride and joy--the cafe. Because of its excellent service and the homely atmosphere, this cafe has obtained something of a cult following within Maus Town. Unfortunately, its growth was stunted by the lack of any social media or long distance communications to aid in getting the word out. As Maus Town is quite remote this ensured that the cafe would maintain a humble existence. Whether this is a good or bad thing is, perhaps, up for interpretation.
