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I Am A Voidwalker Analysis
I am a Warlock
Come beauty in my wrath
With three fragments of my will I am a Sunsinger
I am a Voidwalker
I am a Stormcaller
Sunsinger; Fireborn, radiant
A purifier
Heart of star fire The true Mythoclast
Voidwalker; Thoughtless, thoughtful Ophidian

With Ram’s strength An insatiable hunger
Stormcaller;
Electric, infinite Frenetic
Turning manacle to coil A conduit of knowledge
From Amaterasu, Izanami, and Susano-o Gifts of the elements
From Tlaloc
Sustenance
I ask thee for deification
For I am a new embodiment of intellect I am a

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