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A highly secure convoy allegedly transporting an unknown cosmic power source labeled as GMW3 was attacked in the Black Rock desert 👀
The attack took place in broad daylight on three heavily armored trucks owned by an entity called Sector X.
The trucks were transporting
A project is only as good as the people who work on it.
That’s why we wanted to take a moment to introduce
@jon_mctavish
For the past several years Jon has been working as a Graphic Designer and Illustrator. Ever since he left his old 9 to 5 he has been pursuing a life of
Despite being hunted near extinction, the blue bird represents what it means to be ultra !
Ultra Jiniz are the rarest ones in the collection.
20 mystical creatures including the Royal Blue Bird! All 1/1s, created by
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The incident has sparked speculation and intrigue among the scientific community, with some speculating about the true nature of GMW3 as it may change the course of nature.
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Signs of the Ultra Jiniz, the original forebears of their extinct civilization have recently re-emerged. Their exact nature and intent is still a mystery.
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Further analysis is required to determine the exact nature and origin of these celestial beings, however the discovery has generated enthusiasm among the scientific community and raised questions about the range of life in the Arctic region.
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We believe everyone has the right to choose for themselves, thats why every Jiniz NFT comes with both a female (X) and a male (Y) which can be toggled.
A team of researchers recently uncovered evidence of celestial beings deep in the Arctic shelf. The evidence, based on sonar readings and underwater footage, suggests the presence of previously unknown entities in the region.
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A Mysterious Incident occurred at the Dots Labs laboratory during an experiment researching an unknown cosmic power source (labeled as GMW3) discovered in the Arctic sea. Two senior researchers were involved and details of the incident remain unknown.
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