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| GAME INFORMATION | |||||||||||
โ What exactly is Lagunbiru? Lagunbiru is known throughout the galaxy as a kind of paradise in space, and with good reason. For the elite who live or holiday there, wealthy beyond all measure, nothing is out of reach. For those who exist to entertain them, things can be a little more spartan - but there's always hope to reach the upper echelons of society by demonstrating an ability to be truly new and exciting. What's missing on Lagunbiru is novelty. With almost everything easily obtainable if you're rich enough, it takes something very unusual to entertain the long-term residents. At the moment, 'kink bingo' is the way to find some excitement - and new arrivals are encouraged, as long as they can find some way to make themselves interesting. Perhaps unsurprisingly, Lagunbiru is extremely technologically advanced. Residents each have a stylish and usually unique piece of jewelry that functions as phone, credit card, and identification all at once - and stores their own personal bingo card, of course. Coded to their own life signature, the jewelry is completely useless to anyone except its owner. There are no usernames to mask who you are, here, either. Aren't you going to bare it all sooner or later? Events in Lagunbiru are run monthly, and are usually not split into "stages" except for special occasions - they often revolve around a couple of the available kinks as a basis to assist players in fulfilling them, but they will facilitate far more than a few with prompted ideas at the bottom of each event information post in the OOC community. There is always a catch-all event log with 5-7 days to plot in advance. We always try to write in possible opt-outs for players to take - participation in events is not mandatory. In that vein, player-run events will always be welcome as well. These do not need to be run past the mods assuming there are no major ramifications of said events, such as infrastructure damage or need to control the actual mechanics of the Station itself. Anything that is ran with the assistance of virtual reality or even just takes place somewhere on the Station at any given time is open to use by all. This is, ultimately, your game, and we want to see everyone enjoying themselves and openly interacting with their fellow players. Players can use anything in the given environment to their advantage, be it "item giveaways" to experiment with from one of the ever-cyclical stores opening or closing, the virtual reality systems anywhere on the Station, writing in a special restaurant event, NPC offers for competitions - wherever inspiration strikes, it can be applied to your gameplay. When in doubt, contact the mod to ask for clarification or further ideas to flesh out something you may wish to run, or to ask for permission on something you're uncertain of. For detailed information on Lagunbiru, please see the LOCATIONS page. Updated September 26, 2018. โ What if my character doesn't want to have sex? There are all kinds of... encouragement... available on Lagunbiru. Apart from the near-constant invitations from the residents, aphrodisiacs are readily available - in food, in water, even sometimes wafted through the air. Desire can be ignored or avoided for a while, perhaps... but not for long. There are also pockets of the Virtual Reality creators to stumble into, prone to make you forget yourself and run freely into the scenarios put forth. Perhaps you're a bolder person as a siren luring sailors to crash upon the rocks with the shimmer of your scales and your voice curling into their ears, or you have freedom to share your desires when you're one of many - part of a harem. โ What is the game schedule like? Are there application cycles, reserves, mandatory HMD memes? Applications will open on Jan 1st, 2017, and at this time it's intended that apps will always be open. There is a one week reservation period that players may utilize that will prevent any other applications for the same character in challenge, but they are not necessary to apply. If the reserver's application is rejected, others are then free to apply for that character. There are no mandatory How's My Driving memes, but we do encourage players to have a venue for contact and constructive criticism in their journals. The game schedule is as follows:
Updated September 26, 2018. โ Is monogamy allowed? How about marriage? Both monogamy and marriage are recognized on Lagunbiru, although they are not exactly encouraged and characters who are monogamous or choose to marry are considered somewhat strange and...well, boring. And who wants to be boring? OOCly, while players are perfectly welcome to only play smut in monogamous relationships, we expect a range of general interaction! โ Can my character get a job? If they really want to, they can ask around but are largely turned away. Only low-level jobs are available to unskilled newcomers, and there is no need to work as Lagunbiru provides a stipend to each resident. As characters complete bingos, this stipend becomes more generous. However, characters who prefer to have something to do that doesn't involve kink are welcome to find a job to fill their time. Please check with the mod before having your character get a job that is not an entry-level position such as retail salesperson, waiter, etc! โ What sort of time scale is there? Lagunbiru works on a 1:1 scale: one day OOC is equivalent to one day IC. There are 15 days in a month, and 10 months in a year on Lagunbiru. The months are as follows: Chlul, Hu, Slene, Clons, Chlits, Ledloino, Sruk, Kroix, Phelt, Ukeh. There are no seasons due to the steady rotation and orbit of Haen, and thus no culture of solstices or equinoxes ever formed, much less aboard the Station, though it's difficult to say what whims may take over the locals to move into simulations or themed events. While previously we had run on a 3:1 basis and stated that character birthdays and seasons won't align with real life OOCly, we have since changed our stance on the matter to allow the cycles to eventually sync up and for word to ICly spread what time of year it is, roughly-speaking. Character birthdays and holidays can now reflect real life - mazeltov! โ How many characters can I have? There are currently no limits on how many characters a single player may have, provided they are able to keep all their characters active. However, players may only send in one application per RL month so that they have time to integrate each character into Lagunbiru. At this time, players may also play only one character from any given canon. This may be subject to change once the game has had some time to grow. โ Is there a character-per-canon cap? At this time, there is a character cap of 10 characters per canon. This may be subject to change at a later time, if multiple canons reach their cap. For the moment, I hope to encourage a broad range of canons. โ What characters can be applied for?
Clarified September 26, 2018. โ Are there restrictions on what can be asked for in the five desires? How will these be applied in-game? The five desires are intended to be a reward from the station to encourage further participation, and, OOCly, a mechanic to allow your character motivation to comply with the wishes of the environment. It is very heavily encouraged that you make these desires tangible and not something as widespread as "peace on earth" or "I wish (other character) was here", otherwise they can't be used as proper motivation. Desires can be large or small, and are ICly used as a carrot before the horse, but OOCly doled out by mod request - please contact us before assuming a desire can be used! We need to keep track of these. Desires can be physical items such as books or clothing, an upgrade to their housing, or something less tangible such as information or the ability to send a message 'home', though characters would be informed it will take a very long time to reach another galaxy. It can also be something such as body modifications or curing an ailment or disorder the character may have with a visit to the med techs, or a prosthetic limb - anything obtainable that will help them in the longrun! If you did not fully realize the game potential before apping into the game and wish to change your five desires, this is doable as well! Please send us an e-mail (preferably on your application e-mail's chain if possible - if you can't find it again, we can send you a new e-mail from the chain for you to reply to so that we can keep everything together) and update the list if you have your application posted in your journal. Updated September 26, 2018. | |||||||||||
| SETTING QUESTIONS | |||||||||||
โ How did I get here? It's a good question. Everything's a little bit... fuzzy... after a certain point. All you know is that you woke up with a pounding headache to see a screen on the wall displaying a message of welcome. Below the screen, a small table holds just one item - an piece of jewelry that the welcome message indicates you should put on. If you do, things become a little clearer: projected in the air in front of you is an application to be admitted to Lagunbiru, the terms of which include that you agree to fulfil the station's requirements before attempting to return home. There's a contract attached. It doesn't look like one you can easily get out of. And it has your signature on it. The funny thing is that you might not remember ever seeing the contract before... โ What can I bring to Lagunbiru? Characters arrive with only the clothes on their back, and any items they might have been holding. But don't worry - their new apartment will have a small assortment of clothes and shoes in their size, a food synthesizer ready to go, and of course all the entertainment they could want on their wall screen! Let's be real, it's mostly porn.
โ Who keeps this place running? The station manager herself is named Saลกa Uduak Cheng, politely referred to as Madam Cheng by those who are actually aware of her presence, but many of the residents couldn't care less who's in charge so long as their party never ends. She can be contacted very selectively via the communicators after fishing around and finally finding someone who knows her name, and characters will have to leave messages stating their business. It may take some time to reply - she's a very busy woman, after all. OOCly, these interactions will be handwaved if your character seeks answers, and it can be hashed out by contacting the mod via e-mail or PM. The elite residents of Lagunbiru do not do any work or chores (unless it's part of a kink) - there are others to do that for them. For the richest, those others are human servants; for those with slightly less money, robots without much intelligence can be hired for a lower price. They have no real defining traits beyond their wealth. They will in general wear more expensive clothing, have more expensive items, and be more comfortable with the kinky environment. They will also in general be harder to interest in things that aren't new and exciting to them; they can buy pretty much anything they want, so many things have been done before and are now boring. They are all human, but some may have elected to have body modifications done - very extensive body mods are available. They do not have any form of superhuman power, which is one of the reasons some new residents may have been invited - superhuman powers are new and exciting, after all! So too are worlds that are unlike their own, stories/music/arts that are unlike their own, fashions that are unlike their own, and so on. The station and dome are run by the best engineers money can buy, and plenty of them. For the most part, nothing in Lagunbiru ever breaks down, and anything that does is fixed as swiftly as possible. It just wouldn't do for the residents to suffer a moment of discomfort. Anyone seeking answers as to who owns or runs Lagunbiru might be told that the corporation that owns Haen also owns Lagunbiru, but the corporation's name is deemed so obvious that no one will actually answer what it is. Everyone knows the sky is blue and grass is green, so why ask? Shops, bars, restaurants and the like are also manned by ever-smiling, always-polite humans. Wages here are better than anywhere else in the galaxy, and non-disclosure contracts are absolutely water-tight. Those who work for Lagunbiru are off-limits for sexual contact. Any resident who tries to coax them into a kink will swiftly find themselves doing menial tasks for the station, taking the place of the worker until a trained replacement can be hired. Since no one wants to do chores - ugh, boring - these kind of incidents are few and far between. The station can support up to 100,000 lives and accommodations, and roughly 70% of the station is already inhabited, so there is a fair amount of traffic, businesses, and plenty, plenty of space to explore. โ What are the consequences of crime? Is there any criminal activity to be found? There is no criminal element aboard the ship and the private security firm in charge of Lagunbiru has no qualms in booting those who bought their place aboard the station (NPCs) off the station if they drum up trouble - a nightmare concept for many to be banned, and the option of ejecting someone from airlock for worse crimes is enough to deter anything spicier than stealing or hustling games in the pleasure dome. PCs who owe the station their status will effectively end up in jail and/or required to do menial labor or community service to continue paying off their debt and atone for their (attempted) crimes. The IC information provided is that there are extremely severe punishments for those who break the law. The laws cover more severe matters such as larson, money laundering or human rights (no unwilling prostitution), excessive violence or murder, unlawful access (no breaking & entering), etc. They do not cover recreational drug use or force any limitations on minors in the way of driving (the cars in Lagunbiru are compact and self-driving), smoking, or drinking, and there are no laws forcing those under the age of 18 into any sort of learning institutes. If you wish to further your education on your own, however, there are tutors available. They most likely have fishnets and fake glasses on and take too much pleasure in swatting knuckles with a ruler, but will otherwise not under any circumstances sleep with the PCs. (PC tutors, however...) โ Can my character die? What if they're brought to Lagunbiru after dying? On Lagunbiru, death is final. Snuff can be played out in the many VR rooms; alternately, characters who can be quickly retrieved by medteams can be revived in Lagunbiru's hospitals, just as paramedics can often revive people in the real world. If your character dies outside a VR room, you cannot continue to play them. However, they may be reapped by another player at another time. If they've died in canon, they were effectively spirited away at the last possible second before brain death and revived via state of the art medical technology aboard the station. Why? Perhaps it's a clarion call for easy entertainment, someone thankful enough having their life saved to get down a little dirtier. Or perhaps it was simply chance. โ Can my character become pregnant/impregnate someone? While pregnancy is permitted (with mod approval!), there are no children on Lagunbiru. Newborns are sent to creches on Haen to be raised by specially trained parent-substitutes. โ What if my character isn't human, needs a particular diet, blood packets/tablets, specific medications, or my character is disabled/unable to travel on foot? All things necessary to survive will be provided for characters, no matter their species. Certain diets may be difficult to accommodate due to the expense of fresh or imported foods, but things such as blood supplements for vampires, raw meats for shapeshifters, (synthetic) souls in liquid form, life-saving medications, or wheelchair-accessible venues are all covered. Alternatively, if you wish, characters can be "healed" of their need for heart medications or physical disabilities taken care of to restore function to their bodies. That is entirely up to player discretion! Inhuman characters can be humanized at player discretion, or they can be altered to accommodate the goal of Lagunbiru - if they're a robot or a synthetic material, they can be given parts and an artificial nervous system to "feel", or senses can be restored to those with the capability that have been deadened, or mermaids can be given special treatments to breathe air and special wheelchairs for mobility. Whatever will be most fun for you, the player! What is the currency like? How is it managed and exchanged? The currency on Lagunbiru would be 'credits', abbreviated as 'c' i.e. 1400c. 1 credit is equivalent to 1 U.S. Dollar and there are no smaller denominations of currency to account for cents. This currency is used both on Lagunbiru and on its planet Haen, as well as by commercial and pleasure vessels arriving on the station. Since conversion happens only at worlds/stations away from Lagunbiru, no IC conversion rates are deemed necessary for the residents of the station. Sorry, newcomer! Similarities will be clear in the cost of a starfucks coffee (4c) or a movie ticket (10c) or booking a hotel for a night (120c, if we're speaking of the shabby ones above the bars). Credits can also be physical notes and handled via communicators for exchanges or payments in stores. Notes can be withdrawn during purchases at any store if characters prefer the physical note in hand (polymer banknotes, akin to Canadian currency). Context for most purchases or upgrades will be counted in how much of a bingo card will need to be completed, i.e. funds gathered, to obtain it instead of a solid number. If characters want to move up in living conditions, for example, it'll be "about half their bingo card", and with each square being 1000c, ranging anywhere between 12,000c to 20,000c depending on their choice of luxury within the next "tier", and so on. If a character doesn't have the money to spend, they won't be able to spend it. There is no overdraft feature and no lines of credit. Enjoy that walk of shame out of the grocery store, bucko. Can characters pool their resources together for larger purchases or rooming upgrades? What about giving money to other characters? People are completely welcome to move in together to save money and cut costs on upgrades to better living situations! They're free to pool resources on other purchases such as sharing a kitchen upgrade or a jacuzzi, or give money to other characters in the guise of "services rendered". How do we really know someone went home? What information can PCs get by asking after a character who's dropped? What can I do to keep my character in Lagunbiru if they're focused on leaving? Anyone asking after ship logs for departures, record of completed bingo cards, or any relating information will be firmly told that privacy laws don't allow anyone on the station to share such information, but they will be assured that cards are completed and people do purchase tickets every week to return home, schedules allowing. Records do exist and no one answering these questions are lying, but no one will be accessing them or getting further information from the station workers. Goal-oriented characters who want nothing more than to go home immediately have a few options in this: they can have signed their contract to say for a specified length of time, or the processing of their cards for further funds can be delayed, or they can go through all the motions and be a perfectly good resident but the next shuttle to their galaxy/planet could be a long time coming - it could be weeks, it could be months, it could be years. So why don't you start another bingo card to spend your wait time here, earn some more money to take home to mom? The station workers will contact you when your shuttle is scheduled to arrive. (OOC Hint: It could be never.) | |||||||||||
| GAME MECHANICS | |||||||||||
โ What's AC like? How do hiatuses work ICly? The game is meant to be toned down from the requirements of most smut games. While we require players to have their characters participate in smutty threads, they are not necessary for the character to survive at the station; those characters will merely have a baseline quality of life without the perks of those who've filled out kinks - and characters who don't complete their card will never have the chance to go home. While this game encourages smut, it does not encourage idling. Therefore, AC will be performed once per month, with the following requirements: Players must present proof of activity in the following forms:
Comments do not need to be smut in order to count for AC requirements. Players may submit gen threads while getting their characters into the mood, although of course the intent is that players should do their best to get their characters into kinks as soon as possible. If a character needs a little prompting, your mod is more than happy to discuss ways in which Lagunbiru will encourage them. Although AC can be solely gen comments, this is still a kink game and one requirement to remain in-game is that players will thread kinks. Before apping, please consider whether you will be comfortable writing smut with your chosen character! You may take one strike for failing AC, if you do not have sufficient comments to pass. This may be done only once per 6-month period. Failing AC a second time will mean your character is removed from the game. You cannot hiatus back-to-back with a strike, or more than twice per this period. With the strike system in place, this means the absolute most one can exempt themselves from activity is 3 times, once every other month, but we urge you not to cut it so close. We keep a record of activity trends. We're very understanding when it comes to extended circumstances so please contact us if you have a special situation. The 6-month periods will run January through June, and July through December. During hiatuses, players can choose to either have their character admit themselves to the hospital for routine check-ups and undergo cryo periods as a rest from the Station, or they can be permitted leave, or win a raffle to travel to Haen - Haen is not accessible normally, but can be handwaved for this purpose to give players a reason to remove their character from handwaving hassles of roommates or close friends who would wonder where their friend has disappeared to for weeks at a time. The worlds between Haen and Lagunbiru Station are stark, to say the very least. Haen is where families are left during their vacation stay, while the adults travel to the Station to play. Haen is all ritzy hotels, beaches, and daycares for the children with little else to offer. It is a completely terraformed resort and unfortunately it is largely uneventful. It's a break from the tedium of the Station, but it is a tedium of its own. Updated September 26, 2018. โ How does the communicator work? Upon arrival, each resident of Lagunbiru receives a simple piece of jewelry that functions as their communicator. The exact type of jewelry is up to their player - it may be a watch, a necklace, a ring, or anything else that seems suitable. While wearing their communicator, residents will hear any spoken communication directed at them (the equivalent of a phone call) as though the person in question is in the same room as them. Text communication (the equivalent of a text message) will appear as a heads-up display in the bottom corners of their vision; they can respond via thinking of the words they wish to send. Video communication (the equivalent of Skype) will appear as a partly-transparent projection in front of them, but they can move the projection to another part of their field of vision if they wish to move without bumping into things because the projection is blocking their view. The communicator can be set to 'do not disturb' mode and will store voice, text or video messages until its owner chooses to retrieve them. There is no storage limit, and while deletion of these messages is possible, it is unnecessary. It is controlled via gestures or particularly pointed thoughts - moving the screen can be done with a swipe of the hand in the air, or just by thinking very directly where you want it to be. You do not need to remove your communicator and place it in front of you to take pictures or record video. There will be a projected lens you can position via gestures (most often this is the bracketed index-and-thumb of both hands universally known as "snapping a picture") and there will be a smaller screen beside it showing you what it sees. It is not possible to send a message without intending to (barring event-flavored glitches); however, it is possible to broadcast a message to the entire station, or to selected individuals, and it is possible to make a mistake with filtering who should receive a message. Messages sent by a character will show the name they signed their contract with - there are no usernames. Whether that is their real name or an alias they would go by in-person is up to the player - we suggest whatever name the character would be most likely to use to a stranger they may find slightly suspicious. All characters in Lagunbiru are listed on the communicator under this name, available for all others to see and contact similar to a phone book, with the option to create contact groups for easy access - favorites, recently contacted, and so on. All people on Lagunbiru have communicators; even NPCs. Updated September 26, 2018. โ What if my character loses their communicator / it's stolen by another character / damaged? It will be in their apartment the next time they return there. If it is stolen or given away, it will disappear from the thief/receipient's possession as soon as they are not paying attention, and reappear in the rightful owner's apartment. The station's robots are extremely efficient. Any attempts to destroy the communicators, while entirely possible, would result in warnings in the process that the cost of the device will be deducted from their savings or their following bingo stipend and a new one will simply re-appear at the earliest convenience (the following morning), with characters left that much poorer for it. โ How do characters understand each other? Unsurprisingly, there is a universal translator at play. If characters concentrate very hard, they may be able to hear the original language another character is speaking in. If words are written down, they will be able to see the original language they are written in, but a translation will be projected over the top by their communicator. โ What are the limits on the provided technology? How much can my character tinker with it? Is any coding accessible for them? Lagunbiru technology is quite some time in the future (over 1,000 years, to be exact) so while some aspects may seem familiar to characters, that's only an accessibility feature. The interfacing on the communicators is nothing that can connect to other characters' technology, and any attempts at tinkering with it will result in the delicate inner components shattering irreparably and receiving a replacement the next morning. It is unfortunately a very unusual and delicate process that will not mesh with other types of tech. The coding as well is a unique structure that has far exceeded our own abilities, A character's native technology can still be utilized to keep pictures, music, or games functional to a degree, but no messages will filter through nor will there of course be any sort of reception or internet access. Chargers can be purchased for a hefty sum of 1,000c or so, and anyone's attempts at proliferating their own programs or apps through similar PC technology will get a firm slap on the wrist by security - they'd much prefer you not endanger others to vulnerabilities in your archaeic software. As far as building things from scrap or salvaged components of other devices, this is acceptable to a degree - small toys are fine to assume, but anything more or anything usable beyond a kink aspect, please contact the mods. Engineers on Lagunbiru can recreate many things a good deal more safely for a sum. Attempted information-gathering apps put on the network will earn you a visit from security as well - they don't take cyber-threats lightly, either! โ How do canon updates occur? The mechanism would require a character to come close to death, either in a fight or by simply collapsing, or during a routine medical exam in the Station's hospital. There would be a slight technical glitch during revival by the medtechs which would result in new memories etc. If the character mentioned this to staff, they would be extremely apologetic and could attempt to 'fix' the glitch if desired - it's up to the player whether this works or not. Let's gesture at wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey things and their repercussions for plucking someone so far from home and then almost disrupting their flow in time-space. OOCly, just let us know via e-mail or PM and we will approve and make note of the update. โ What happens when a character drops? One day they're there, and the next they're...not. No one on Lagunbiru is particularly concerned, and if questioned they'll probably suggest the person might have chosen to leave, or won a trip to Haen. Who knows? For that matter, who cares? People come and go, and as long as there's new forms of excitement it doesn't matter if something old is gone. Any possessions they were carrying or had left in their rooms will also be gone; anything they gave to someone else will stay. โ And what about re-application? Players who are re-apping a character they have already played at Lagunbiru may choose whether or not to keep their memories and their kink bingo progress. They may also choose where their character was during the time they were dropped: in cryogenic sleep on the Station (during which time characters may be given canon updates), or getting kinky on Haen (useful for getting characters back into the swing of things quickly), or having returned home and the Station realized a clerical error and had to bring them back to fulfill their contract with representatives arriving and detailing an immeasurable and inescapable debt if they don't agree to return. If a player is re-applying for a character they have had before, we ask that you re-submit an application via e-mail - it can be the same application as before. If any changes are made please note them in a brief summary at the top so we know where to look for the changes and what specifically to look up online if we're not canon familiar. This can be anything from a canon update to new material released that has altered their personality section or character ties worth mentioning. If a character is re-apped by someone who hasn't played them before, or a player who doesn't want their character to retain their memories and kink bingo progress, the character will be considered a new arrival in Lagunbiru. Other player characters who had interacted with the previous version are of course a case-by-case basis, and it is ultimately up to you to decide whether you are alright with your character being recognized or whether you want an entirely fresh start. Just be sure to say as much in your OOC intro post when you introduce yourself! Either way, the residents of Lagunbiru will be pleased to see another new face. Updated September 26, 2018. | |||||||||||
N A V I G A T I O N
Dec. 7th, 2016 10:51 pm
[mod contact | concerns]
| M O D C O N T A C T | ||||
lagunbirustation@gmail.com PM ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small} lagunbirumodsOr comment here, of course - all comments will be screened unless you consent to have them shown. Choose whichever method you prefer. I'm always listening. | ||||
N A V I G A T I O N
Dec. 7th, 2016 10:31 pm
[kink suggestions]
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I am always taking suggestions for how to improve the kink list. Do you... โ Want to suggest a kink that should be added to the kink list? (Please check the Kinktionary first!) โ Think two kinks should be combined? โ Think one of the kinks should be split into two or more separate kinks? When making a suggestion, please keep in mind that as much as possible every kink on the chart should be accessible to any combination of genders and genitalia. While this can't always be realized, some kinks have been combined in an attempt to make them possible to complete regardless of which character rolls them. Some kinks have been combined so that players have a higher chance of finding something that interests them in the group, and also so that players can more easily avoid kinks they would prefer not to play. Kink bingo is meant to be fun! Suggestions and discussion are always welcomed and appreciated. Not all suggestions will be implemented, but all will be given careful consideration. Comments are screened, so feel free to let your kinky side out here! | ||||
N A V I G A T I O N
Dec. 3rd, 2016 09:02 pm
[card requests]
| C A R D R E Q U E S T S | ||||
This post is only for access to previous cards and is no longer being tracked. Thank you! | ||||
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