English TL of /g/1342162/02ca10adb2/

Wow, at last, a welrod doujin...
There should be more love for her (´・ω・｀)

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I don't understand the epilogue... so WELROD spared her defective linked dummy?

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i always love Welrod, her tomboyish appearance tick all my box

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@Algester yeah she only destroyed the physical body.

GFL's in-game world is total shit. Post-WW3, crazy mutant zombies, food/supply shortages, different factions, etc. The chibi art is so misleading lol.

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Very good stuff, more stuff like this is always favored and highly appreciated...
Thanks for sharing...

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@Seriti that's what happens when 90% of the human population is wiped out in a matter of months

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这个画风太强了

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Was there any significance to the password?

@Seriti I don't think she actually destroyed the dummy. Welrod could have lied to the commander that the dummy was destroyed and instead let her run away. If in-game presentation is anything to go by, Griffin churns through dummies like they've got an unlimited supply of them. The dummy also seems to still be using the same Welrod body type on the last page but I don't think dummies would have their memories backed up like regular dolls. It'd be a waste of resources on what should be basically an extension of the main doll.

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ehh I always thought its IOT that makes the dummies (considering they are basically the same body without an active digimind) as well and Griffon is the one purchasing them

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@123456asdf

I don't know german but googlefu has indicated this possiblity: Werter = elongated version of Wert. Wert = for someone, or worthy of someone. Since she's pining so hard it's not hard to imagine that the conclusion the defect doll is trying to give her is a kick in the ass to go confess already.

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Werter comes from 'Die Leiden des jungen Werthers', or "The Sorrows of Young Werther" in English, which is a loosely autobiographical epistolary novel by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (wkipedia). The Sorrows of Young Werther is a novel about a young man, Werther, who finds himself caught in a love triangle. Because he listens to his emotions over his more reasonable, common-sense side, his inability to let go of the woman that he loves leads him to suicide (bing).

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