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ZEOD-13 Sexual Dynamite Heroine 19: Mediums the Evil Busters Triple Lancer
An evil female cadre Zadori， a member of the monster party Onmyo-Majin， plots a terrible scheme to beat her enemy Triple Lancer. It is a dirty scheme that takes advantage of their leader Red Lancer and their life of the party Yellow Lancer’s worry to break bonds of them. Three Triple Lancers fall into Zadori’s trap. They become suspicious to each other and their combination skills declined. Monster Gerudorz saturates Triple Lancer one by one. Three Triple Lancers are captured and cruelly tortured by Zadori. Can Triple Lancer stop the evil scheme and recover their friendship?
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An evil female cadre Zadori， a member of the monster party Onmyo-Majin， plots a terrible scheme to beat her enemy Triple Lancer. It is a dirty scheme that takes advantage of their leader Red Lancer and their life of the party Yellow Lancer’s worry to break bonds of them. Three Triple Lancers fall into Zadori’s trap. They become suspicious to each other and their combination skills declined. Monster Gerudorz saturates Triple Lancer one by one. Three Triple Lancers are captured and cruelly tortured by Zadori. Can Triple Lancer stop the evil scheme and recover their friendship?
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