Jet Gem Samurai

Jet first came upon the island nation of Japan when she helped invade it alongside the Mongols in 1281. After a disastrous typhoon destroyed most of the Mongol fleet at Kyushu during the Second Battle of Hakata Bay, Jet was shipwrecked on the island and taken prisoner alongside 20,000 to 30,000 other Mongol warriors. She broke out of prison and deserted the Mongols after she received news that the leader of the Mongol horde, Kublai Khan, had died and was succeeded by the weaker Temur Khan. As a fugitive, Jet would tour Japan to observe their culture and more importantly, the quality of their warriors before returning home to her Kindergarten to attend to gem business. She would return to Japan during the late 1400s at a time when the country in near-constant military conflict. Jet would make her mark on the country as the legendary Onna Bugeisha, "Kuro-Oni," who fought under the Shogun, Date Masamune and participated in the most vicious battles of the Sengoku Period including the Battle of Sekigahara where she earned her name. After the country's unification under the Tokugawa Shogunate, Jet remained in the country this time accompanied by her companion Citrine. Together, Jet and Citrine would travel the country in what could only be described as a vacation trip with the occasional challenges from duelists like Miyamoto Musashi and Sasaki Kojiro.