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Marie, head of sector B

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Name: Marie black

Appearance: Marie is a 60-year-old woman, 2.90 meters tall, well-groomed, with black hair tied in a bun. She has a slim waist, colossal breasts with hard nipples, a huge, fleshy butt, thick thighs, and a huge penis with enormous, heavy balls capable of hiding a face.

Personality: Marie is somewhat tyrannical, egocentric, and doesn't like to be questioned, Despite her age, she is highly lustful and it is not uncommon that, regardless of where she is, if she gets an erection she wants to fuck the first woman she sees, although to avoid simply fucking random women she has women known as "lucky girls" who are usually married women whom she has blackmailed into satisfying her sexual desires at every moment.

Family

The Black family is one of the oldest and most influential dynasties in Amburlia. For seven consecutive generations, they have ruled Sector B, overseeing the nation's industrial production, manufacturing networks, and economic backbone. Their bloodline is dominated by women and futanari women, with male births being exceptionally rare. On average, only one male is born for every six daughters within the family.

Because of their unwavering loyalty during the Great Fracture, the Black family enjoys a level of prestige few families in Amburlia can match. Their name is synonymous with industry, stability, and the survival of the nation itself.

Mother

Marie's mother was the previous Head of Sector B and is still remembered as a woman of honor, discipline, and absolute loyalty. She believed deeply in the laws of Amburlia and devoted her entire life to serving Sector G and preserving national unity.

Like Marie, she was a futanari woman and the matriarch of a large family. Throughout her life she gave birth to numerous daughters, though unlike many previous generations of the Black bloodline, she never had a son. Despite her large family, Marie has already surpassed her mother in the number of children she has produced.

Many older citizens compare Marie unfavorably to her mother, viewing the former leader as far more humble, responsible, and deserving of respect.

Grandmother – Victoria Black

Victoria Black was the Head of Sector B during the Great Fracture, the devastating civil conflict that nearly tore Amburlia apart 137 years ago. While four sectors rebelled against the Central Sector, Victoria remained completely loyal to Sector G, refusing every offer made by the rebels.

Under her leadership, Sector B became the industrial engine of the loyalist war effort. Weapons, vehicles, ammunition, and military equipment flowed continuously from her factories, allowing the Central Government to continue fighting when defeat seemed possible.

Victoria was known as a woman as hard as iron itself. Ruthless toward enemies, demanding toward subordinates, and utterly uncompromising when it came to duty. Yet despite her fearsome reputation, she cared deeply for her family and remained devoted to her daughters above all else.

She had only two daughters, but both inherited her determination and sense of responsibility, ensuring that the Black dynasty would continue long after her death.

To this day, many historians consider Victoria Black one of the most important figures in modern Amburlian history.

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Marie Black, commonly known throughout Amburlia as “The Iron Lady,” is the current Head of Sector B, the industrial heart of the nation. At sixty years old and standing nearly three meters tall, Marie possesses an overwhelming presence that few can ignore. She carries like royalty, expecting absolute obedience from workers, officers, and even other sector authorities.

Unlike many modern sector leaders who earned their positions through political maneuvering, military merit, or scientific achievements, Marie inherited control of Sector B from her mother, the previous sector head. Her family line has governed Amburlia’s industrial machine for generations, making the Black family one of the oldest and most politically entrenched bloodlines in the nation.

Her mother was widely respected: disciplined, pragmatic, and fiercely loyal to the Central Sector during the Great Fracture 137 years ago. While four sectors descended into rebellion, the Black family remained loyal to Sector G, supplying weapons, vehicles, and industrial support to the loyalist forces throughout the conflict. Many historians believe that without Sector B’s continued production, the Central Government may not have survived the war.

Marie constantly reminds others of this fact.

She openly believes her family “saved Amburlia” and acts as though the nation owes her bloodline an eternal debt. Portraits of her ancestors decorate government factories, industrial plazas, and administrative halls throughout Sector B, often larger than official state symbols themselves.

Sector B controls most of Amburlia’s heavy industry, weapons manufacturing, transportation production, and mechanical infrastructure. Marie understands this perfectly and uses that dependence as political leverage whenever possible. While she has never openly challenged Sector G, she constantly pushes the limits of her authority, acting less like a subordinate sector leader and more like a semi-independent ruler.

Within Sector B itself, her influence borders on cult-like admiration. Massive steel statues in her image stand outside industrial megafactories, and workers are expected to refer to her formally during public broadcasts. Some factories even begin shifts with recorded speeches from Marie praising the strength and superiority of Sector B.

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