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junior is talking about how william (#williamjkp) is willing to share his props at the 사기끈 (i am a con-artist) stage during LOL FanFest 2026 💛: on the third day, i turned around and william had 2 swords. he was slouching down trying to concentrate, waiting for the other...

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