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... head and slurped it into its mouth, feeling the juices overflowing, instantly filled with satisfaction.

However, it didn’t forget its purpose, and took out a squid from its thick fur, gently squeezing it over the oyster shell, letting out quite a bit of ink.

Casually stuffing the emptied squid into its mouth, it grabbed a brush, dipped it in the ink-filled oyster shell, then joyfully jumped onto the crystal bed and began painting the pink rabbit.

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