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A translator comes to the ring with Jingisu Kan, following her monotone narration in Mongolian:
>I will not sully my tongue with this bastard language. It is bad enough to speak in Japanese, but the Kamikaze at least shows they are a favoured nation
>1,000 years ago Genghis Khan carved an empire the likes the world has never seen before or since
>In his shadow, petty kingships and queenships arose
>But none have ever compared to the might of he who was descended from Tengri
>I do not come to this pathetic company with a desire to win
>I come merely to remind them of their place
>Pitiful miscreants and false rulers
>Empresses and Queens ruling over territories that are little more than fiefdoms when compared to that of the Mongol Uls
Jingisu spits
>I care not for the squabbles of the GJPW or the WWA
>But honour demands I make the name of my fathers feared across all lands
>Your bones shall adorn my hall
>Your husbands and wives will serve in my harem
>You will learn that the name of Kan is one to be feared, honoured and respected
>I look forward to drinking from her skull
She gives an innocent smile and gives a double peace sign
>This will be fun
