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About Kunoichi Ryoujokuden Ajisai
We are in a bygone era when those who lurked in the shadows and carried out espionage and assassination missions, the shinobi, held power. A female ninja, a kunoichi named Ajisai, was investigating a series of mysterious disappearances. She was doing well until she infiltrated a mansion, where she was captured after making a small mistake. "Oh no, I have to escape somehow," she thought.But for Ajisai, who hoped for a chance to escape, a fate worse than death awaited. With her senses heightened...
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