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She could be described as a fairly corrupt and quite ambitious noble. During the earlier years of her reign, when Taforashia was struck by the Durum sickness, several countries (including the Kingdom of Saillune) gathered relief aid. Gioconda stole this aid for her own purposes. Moreover, the marquess had four husbands, all of whom she murdered while fighting them in an underground coliseum she constructed under her castle for her own entertainment. This article is a stub. You can help KanzakaDex by [ expanding it].

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  • Gioconda
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  • Gioconda
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  • A cilada do amor, o embuste da utopia, O desejo, que abrasa, e a esperança, que enleia, Chispam na tua boca impenetrável, fria... Seduzes, através dos séculos, sereia! Esse leve clarão no teu lábio, indeciso, É a dobrez ancestral, a malícia primeva Da Ísis, da pecadora altriz do Paraíso: Porque, para extrair as gerações da treva, A serpe, e a Adão, e a Deus, com o teu mesmo sorriso, Sorria, astuta e forte, a mãe das raças, Eva. Categoria:Olavo Bilac Categoria:Tarde
  • La Gioconda, nota anche come Monna Lisa o Ma che c’avrà da ridere?, è un famosissimo dipinto perché compare nella copertina e nel libro di Dan Brown, Il codice da Vinci. Come tutti ben sappiamo, rappresenta una donna dal sorriso enigmistico, la cellulite persino nel contorno occhi e un frontone così alto che i pipistrelli ci possono pattinare; un capolavoro di donna, insomma.
  • She could be described as a fairly corrupt and quite ambitious noble. During the earlier years of her reign, when Taforashia was struck by the Durum sickness, several countries (including the Kingdom of Saillune) gathered relief aid. Gioconda stole this aid for her own purposes. Moreover, the marquess had four husbands, all of whom she murdered while fighting them in an underground coliseum she constructed under her castle for her own entertainment. This article is a stub. You can help KanzakaDex by [ expanding it].
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  • Gioconda
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  • Olavo Bilac
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  • She could be described as a fairly corrupt and quite ambitious noble. During the earlier years of her reign, when Taforashia was struck by the Durum sickness, several countries (including the Kingdom of Saillune) gathered relief aid. Gioconda stole this aid for her own purposes. Moreover, the marquess had four husbands, all of whom she murdered while fighting them in an underground coliseum she constructed under her castle for her own entertainment. At some point before Slayers REVOLUTION begins, Gioconda began experimenting with Zanaffar armor technology from Taforashia. For this purpose, she recruited the help of the beastman Duclis, who wanted to use the armor's power to get revenge on the world for not helping Taforashia. The first experiments with the armor were on animals; this however, resulted in the incomplete magic tanks, which Gioconda then decided to sell as weapons to raise money. Later, she put copies of the armor on herself and on Duclis, with his consent. Eventually, however, the beastman learned that she stole Taforashia's relief aid, and released the Zanaffar inside her armor, effectively killing her. This Zanaffar was destroyed by Lina Inverse. This article is a stub. You can help KanzakaDex by [ expanding it].
  • A cilada do amor, o embuste da utopia, O desejo, que abrasa, e a esperança, que enleia, Chispam na tua boca impenetrável, fria... Seduzes, através dos séculos, sereia! Esse leve clarão no teu lábio, indeciso, É a dobrez ancestral, a malícia primeva Da Ísis, da pecadora altriz do Paraíso: Porque, para extrair as gerações da treva, A serpe, e a Adão, e a Deus, com o teu mesmo sorriso, Sorria, astuta e forte, a mãe das raças, Eva. Categoria:Olavo Bilac Categoria:Tarde
  • La Gioconda, nota anche come Monna Lisa o Ma che c’avrà da ridere?, è un famosissimo dipinto perché compare nella copertina e nel libro di Dan Brown, Il codice da Vinci. Come tutti ben sappiamo, rappresenta una donna dal sorriso enigmistico, la cellulite persino nel contorno occhi e un frontone così alto che i pipistrelli ci possono pattinare; un capolavoro di donna, insomma.
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