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So, the new year has started and the very first figure to arrive at my doorstep is one I was reeeally excited about ever since the announcement. The Child of Light himself Cú Chulainn item/603997 in his Lancer form made by Orange Rouge. The figure is based on the “The Crimson Land of Shadows” craft essence from FGO View spoilerHide spoiler depicting him during his training under his mentor Scáthach queen of the Land of Shadows.
In the quest “The Fox and the Hunter” in Assassin’s Creed Mirage, one of the quest steps is “Follow The Mouse Symbols”. The mouse symbols – which look like rabbits – are a scavenger hunt to find the NPC Arib. You can find out how to solve this quest step in our Assassin’s Creed Mirage “Follow The Mouse Symbols” guide.
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Annie Murphy, John Cho, and Stephen Root (Photos: Everett Collection)
There’s soon to be a new entry in the world of adult animation, as Praise Petey comes to Freeform on July 21. Created by four-time Emmy nominee Anna Drezen, Praise Petey is the network’s first original animated series. The show centers on Petey, a former New York City “it girl” who finds herself reinventing a small-town cult. It’s the first out of three animated projects that the network has in the works.
Recommended VideosThe world of Grounded has grown, allowing you to tame pets. The first round of pets released to Grounded feature aphids and weevils. You normally encounter these creatures pretty early in your game, and they’re pretty passive. Both of them do not go out of their way to attack players, so they make ideal pets that you can care for on your base. The weevils in Grounded require a specific food if you want to tame it.
The Maui News
Susan and Jac Kean, founding members of the Hawaiian Islands Land Trust, were named the organization’s 2019 Champions of the Land and will be honored at the 18th Buy Back the Beach: Malama Kipuka Benefit Lu’au on Jan. 26.
Each year, the trust recognizes a person, group or organization that has had a substantial impact on land conservation in Hawaii, a news release said. In addition to being founding members of the trust and donors, the Keans helped realize the vision of a unified, statewide Hawaiian Islands Land Trust in 2011.