LakeOfGuilt

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LakeOfGuilt is a myth that was related to Muzarn. But has revoked his position in the Lake of Guilt myth and now his whereabouts are unknown, he was quite distinguished for his previous game; "2/5/1956".

Biography

There have been many speculations that Lake is a representation of Muzarn's guilt for sleeping whilst his brother went fishing, thus getting Konards killed by drowning in the lake near their home after his rowboat had tipped over due to lack of supervision on the older brother's behalf.

History

LakeOfGuilt's account was created on the 10th of August, 2018. Later on the 7th of September, 2018, LakeOfGuilt created their game "2/5/1956". At first, there was not much activity on the account since then due to it hopping from owner to owner in the beta stages of the myth, but when it eventually settled on one, the account became much more active. The account would often be seen at LakeOfGuilt, but later on was also seen at places like the Roblox's Myths Containment Facility, where they were interrogated at least twice.^{[citation needed]}

At an unknown point in 2020, LakeOfGuilt retired from the Muzarn myth. The reason for this is unknown, but it was shown by the fact that his game "2/5/1956" was updated for the last time, and eventually privated.

Appearance

LakeOfGuilt does not wear any clothing or accessory. Instead, they have blue arms, legs, and a blue head, as well as a lighter blue torso, His general blue aesthetic Is most likely due to him being the representation of the lake "Konards" drowned in. He now wears the "BA-NA-NA" accessory.

Personality and Traits

The first owner of LakeOfGuilt didn't talk much, he would usually be spotted in Lake of Guilt, appearing from pond to pond or leading people under the rowboat, into his apparent 'kingdom', where drowned children rest eternally, but that has apparently changed after the final owner came up, he spoke in broken English and generally acted friendly to all kinds of people, he was quite approachable for most hunters and could be interrogated and questioned easily.

Game

2/5/1956 (Unavailable)

Relationships

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Theories