Moment of Glory: End

Kentaro Miura, a man of much speculation and even more hiatus. But no hiatus can take away true creativity and effective character development. The greatest lovechild of these two incredible and vital aspects of being a writer of mangos is the character of Griffith. Many naysayers, neoliberals, and plain autists will claim that Griffith did something wrong over the plot of Berserk, Miura’s second masterpiece, after his high scores in Idolmaster. This however is wrong and they should feel bad.

Griffith’s charity truly knows no bounds. During the early days of the Band of the Hawk, Griffith took an old man into his beautiful beautiful ass, and let him finish inside. He did this, for money, and nothing else, all for the sake of his band. Costco even cried very salty tears when she realized that he let this man use his rectal cavity for such heinous actions, but Griffith did not even Care. He scraped his skin very angrily, wishing he could knit the skin into a purse to give to the old man that had just ravaged his anus the night before, as a parting gift of sorts. He was very charitable in this time, and remained as such.