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| - Jenny is in love with Shio Sakaki, claiming that she is his fiance, when in fact he claimed that his "love" for her was because he was drunk and didn't know any better. She also becomes jealous when she saw Shigure with Sakaki, threatening him with a gun for "infidelity". Nontheless, she respects him enough to let him choose what he wishes to do, as she chose to let him leave after the tournament ended, seemingly moving on from her love for him. Like her father, she is affiliated with the Katsujinken and uses the codeword "angel" to voice the action of her plans. Unlike her father, Jenny isn't above using her guns to kill somebody, as seen when she angrily shoots the fake Fortuna.
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| - Jenny is in love with Shio Sakaki, claiming that she is his fiance, when in fact he claimed that his "love" for her was because he was drunk and didn't know any better. She also becomes jealous when she saw Shigure with Sakaki, threatening him with a gun for "infidelity". Nontheless, she respects him enough to let him choose what he wishes to do, as she chose to let him leave after the tournament ended, seemingly moving on from her love for him. Like her father, she is affiliated with the Katsujinken and uses the codeword "angel" to voice the action of her plans. Unlike her father, Jenny isn't above using her guns to kill somebody, as seen when she angrily shoots the fake Fortuna. Since her father's death, Jenny had a strong desire to avenge him by killing his killer, Fortuna. She was willing to even put aside her Katsujinken ways just for vengance, something Sakaki tried to reason with her, but her hatred blinded her. However, after seeing Fortuna defeated by the Shinpaku Alliance, all of which were still injuried from there fights before (except Hermit), rather than take her revenge, Jenny laughed out uncontrollably over him being beaten by children (an irony due to her being the same as them) and finally lets go of her hatred and desire for revenge and instead chooses to let him be arrested, thanking Sakaki for teaching her a lesson.
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