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General
Duzumi Argonar, a.k.a "Makai Bard", is a female Miqo'te of Keeper of the Moon clan, registered in the database on with 47382611 for ID.
Born on 11th Sun of the 5th Umbral Moon under protection of Oschon, the Wanderer.
Currently is resident of Gridania, The Black Shroud on Seraph of Dynamis.
Has also been seen on
and Sargatanas of Aether.
Reached rank of Serpent Captain in Order of the Twin Adder Grand company.
Last interview was conducted on .
This is what adventurer had to say during it:
"Legacy and Impact" of Super Monkey Ball 2 A 2002 study recognized Super Monkey Ball 2 as one of several video games associated with improved performance in laparoscopic surgery. An extended study, performed over three years with 300 participants, found that surgeons who played Super Monkey Ball 2 and other video games for at least six minutes prior to operating performed better in a virtual surgery simulation than surgeons that did not play. Results include a significant drop in errors and an increase in speed and overall score. In response to these findings, Dr. James Rosser created a gaming area in the physician's lounge at Florida Hospital Celebration Health, saying "I want all the surgeons to warm-up and make sure they give Super Monkey Ball a chance."