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If you have any spirits to spare, give them away every day.
— O Great Tsar, I have nothing to add to the words of our leader regarding the purpose of our journey. I myself come from the distant overseas land of Taos, whose culture has significant similarities with the islands of Misurugi. After leaving my homeland, I lived as a wanderer for some time, and now, by fate, I have become a servant of Her Majesty. I have nothing more substantial to say; I will only humbly ask that you accept this modest gift from us.
Kenshiro kneels, holding the axe in his outstretched hands. He does not approach the Tsar—certainly, only select servants are worthy of such an honor.
— This weapon once belonged to the ruler of Minos. I dare to hope that the Sartek axe will find a place among the many treasures of Your Tsarist Majesty.
— Oh, what a glorious weapon! I think it will be useful for chopping off heads!
Handing the axe to one of the servants, Akkad sat back on the couch with a satisfied expression, and then turned his gaze towards Alaria.
— Now, let's hear what you have to say.