Zazzafrazz
Legacy Name: Zazzafrazz

This is where the story will go. Once upon a time there was a blah blah and he went blah blah and then everyone did blah blah and itdidn't matter that blah blah.

When the blah blah did the other thing that went blah blah, then the first thing I just want to see how this is going to look with words typed into it but these aren't the words that will be here and then I need to add the credits too.

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Credits:

Story and profile by me (Suzarisk)

Background art from pngtree.com (free background photos from pngtree.com)

Sand castle and beach ball from hiclipart.com

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