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[EmpressMaia]

Once upon a time, in the chaotic cosmos of the /TG/ station, there lurked a legendary being known only as "Adminius Maximus." A figure of both awe and dread, Adminius was the enigmatic guardian of this vast realm, where science fiction met madness, and chaos was the order of the day.

Adminius Maximus was no mere mortal; they were an entity beyond human comprehension, entrusted with the divine duty of maintaining order amidst the chaos of the station. They were the arbiter of justice, the keeper of the peace, and the ultimate authority on all matters of spacetime and science gone awry.

Their presence was both a blessing and a curse to the brave souls who ventured into the /TG/ station. For you see, Adminius had a reputation that struck fear into the hearts of even the most robust crew members. They were known to wield their powers with an iron fist, punishing those who dared to break the sacred laws of the station with swift and merciless retribution.

But Adminius was not just a fearsome enforcer; they were also a beacon of wisdom and humor in a world teetering on the edge of chaos. They were the keeper of the sacred "banhammer," a weapon of mass destruction that could obliterate wrongdoers with a single keystroke. Yet, they also possessed a wicked sense of humor, often engaging in elaborate pranks that left the crew both amused and perplexed.

Many a crew member had their stories of encounters with Adminius Maximus. Some spoke of their benevolence, as they guided lost souls through the intricacies of the station's bizarre mechanics. Others whispered tales of their wrath, as they unleashed their righteous fury upon those who dared to grief or disrupt the peace.

In the end, Adminius Maximus was a true enigma—a guardian and a trickster, a judge and a jester. To some, they were a hero, a beacon of hope in a chaotic universe. To others, they were a fearsome specter, a force to be reckoned with.

And so, the legend of Adminius Maximus lived on, a testament to the strange and wondrous world of the /TG/ station, where chaos reigned supreme, and the enigmatic admin watched over it all, a silent guardian of the cosmic mayhem.

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[iwishforducks]

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