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The Female Commander in Desperate Peril: Griffonne, the Demon Beast Princess
The female executive Griffonne, who has had her ambitions for world domination repeatedly thwarted by the Earthmen, has no room for failure. If she fails this mission, she will face punishment from the Dark Legend hierarchy. After killing a rival out of frustration, she has no path left but to fight the Earthmen and win. But she is captured and faces dire consequences. In her darkest moment, a kind female warrior, Earth Yellow, offers help—but Griffonne betrays that kindness and eventually meets her downfall, engulfed in a massive explosion, doomed to eternal torment.
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The female executive Griffonne, who has had her ambitions for world domination repeatedly thwarted by the Earthmen, has no room for failure. If she fails this mission, she will face punishment from the Dark Legend hierarchy. After killing a rival out of frustration, she has no path left but to fight the Earthmen and win. But she is captured and faces dire consequences. In her darkest moment, a kind female warrior, Earth Yellow, offers help—but Griffonne betrays that kindness and eventually meets her downfall, engulfed in a massive explosion, doomed to eternal torment.
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