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Only 5 days until Zenless Zone Zero Anniversary Version 2.0 "Where Clouds Embrace the Dawn" goes live! "Shifu taught me the 'Cloud-Soaring Art' from Yunkui Summit—" "With this technique, I can take off and ride the clouds." #zzzero #zenlesszonezero #NextstopWaifei #Belle #Wise

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