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GLORY @ camoqueen

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Tsunami's sarcastic friend who is also a queen. Big deal! Tsunami is secretly really proud of her and thinks she's great. Just don't let Glory know that.

STARFLIGHT @ petrifiedshadow

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The nerdy little NightWing is very dear to Tsunami, even if she gives him a hard time. Teasing is how she shows that she loves, honest!

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