A mythical creature, the knome, depicted in full body pose, sitting with a subtle expression.
A mythical creature, the knome, depicted in full body pose, sitting with a subtle expression. A mythical creature with a sturdy build sits upright on its haunches. A mythical creature with a stout body and a long beard, depicted in a sitting pose. A mythical creature with a diminutive stature, depicted in a sitting position.
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