Inverting Locket.
In my eyes there is only justice

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no no, it's rabadons's.
"For that I am here,
someone else had to go."
zhonya's ring had to go.
"We are of one kind,
but yet so different."
Both give more ap and the 30% but one gave invulnerability and the other just more ap.
"The new one says: My love belongs to wimen.
The old one says: A man is missing me."
Women like rings, men like caps
"For that I am here,
someone else had to go."
zhonya's ring had to go.
"We are of one kind,
but yet so different."
Both give more ap and the 30% but one gave invulnerability and the other just more ap.
"The new one says: My love belongs to wimen.
The old one says: A man is missing me."
Women like rings, men like caps
Wait, Canoas something is wrong.
"The new one says: My love belongs to wimen.
The old one says: A man is missing me."
According to your logic wouldn't it be the other way around?
"The new one says: My love belongs to wimen.
The old one says: A man is missing me."
According to your logic wouldn't it be the other way around?
In my eyes there is only justice

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It wouldn't be the ring because the new one has the women's love. While the men are missing the old one.
In my eyes there is only justice

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But how can it be the ring? check the first part of the riddle.
"For that I am here,
someone else had to go."
The ring is gone, it can't be the ring.
I think it's the cap.
The cap, as a guy, likes woman. The ring, as a girl, likes men. I don't know if it makes sense, but in Portuguese we don't use "he" and "she" for objects too, so it's easy for me to imagine the cap as male and the ring as female.
Don't know if it's the correct explanation, but still, we'll see in a sec.
"For that I am here,
someone else had to go."
The ring is gone, it can't be the ring.
I think it's the cap.
The cap, as a guy, likes woman. The ring, as a girl, likes men. I don't know if it makes sense, but in Portuguese we don't use "he" and "she" for objects too, so it's easy for me to imagine the cap as male and the ring as female.
Don't know if it's the correct explanation, but still, we'll see in a sec.
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