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| ** {{Color|Old:}} This spirited unicorn {{Highlight|inscribes memories with its horn-as-inkbrush}}, leaving trails of ink in its wake. | | ** {{Color|Old:}} This spirited unicorn {{Highlight|inscribes memories with its horn-as-inkbrush}}, leaving trails of ink in its wake. |
| ** {{Color|New:}} This spirited unicorn {{Highlight|uses its horn as an ink brush to inscribe memories}}, leaving trails of ink in its wake. | | ** {{Color|New:}} This spirited unicorn {{Highlight|uses its horn as an inkbrush}}, leaving trails of ink in its wake. |
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| ** {{Color|Old:}} "Wherever the Inkicorn wanders, it leaves behind smoky{{Highlight|, cloudlike}} trails of ink that {{Highlight|curl}} like dragons through the {{Highlight|sky. For}} this, {{Highlight|it is often regarded as}} an anti-academic artist. {{Highlight|Yet once, it too was obsessed with creating more systematic works using its unicorn-ink {{Sic|horn.But}} it soon discovered that bending low to draw with its horn forced its head downward, its gaze fixed on the ground. The posture was neither graceful nor conducive to art. In the end, it chose to reconcile with itself—at the very}} least, with its own spine."
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| ** {{Color|New:}} "Wherever the Inkicorn wanders, it leaves behind smoky trails of ink that {{Highlight|look}} like dragons {{Highlight|soaring}} through the {{Highlight|clouds. Because of}} this, {{Highlight|it's often called}} an anti-academic artist. {{Highlight|It actually used to try creating structured art with its horn, but realized that bending over only let it see the dirt. Deciding that looking cool was more important, it finally reconciled with itself... or at}} least, with its own spine."
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