Mortal Kombat Warriors Information

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Name: Li Mei
Clan/Race:	None
Former Clan:	None
Status:	Alive
Origin:	Unknown
Known Relatives:
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Storyline:
Although quite young, Li Mei grew up in the presence of martial arts masters and can hold her own in a fight. After the Deadly Alliance between Quan Chi and Shang Tsung was formed, they commanded Kano and his troops to force a small population of people to construct a palace fortress. Once of those enslaved was Li Mei, who rebelled against the invaders and attacked Kano himself. Recognzing the warrior spirit she possessed, the sorcerer Quan Chi offered to free her people if she could win the Deadly Alliance Tournament. If she did not win, however, she would be forced to serve the Alliance and her people would remain slaves forever. Li Mei had no choice but to accept the offer. During the construction of Shang Tsung's palace, Li Mei discovered that it would be constructed around the ancient stone structure located on a nearby plateau. Her people have regarded the relic as sacred for as long as anyone could remember. Legends told that it was a portal to the heavens left behind the gods themselves. When Quan Chi activated the portal with his mysterious amulet and countless souls spewed forth, trapped between the realms, it was clear that the legends had been true.
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Fighting Style:
Baji Quan: Baji Quan is a 500 year old Chinese art, having been handed down through various groups over the centuries. Baji Quan is actively being taught to the Taiwan Military Police. Baji Quan means "eight extremitites fist" and is primarily a close range style. As a result, Baji Quan uses all eight extremities, namely the head, shoulders, elbows, hands, feet, back, hips, and knees. Lui He Ba Fa: Chen Tuan, a native of Po-chou in Anhui, is a famous Taoist who lived on Mount Hua, one of the five sacred mountains of China in Shensi, during the Later Choi and Sung Dynasty. He's credited with the creation of the kung fu system - Liu Ho Pa Fa - six harmonies and eight methods. Sai: The Sai was originally a farming tool used for planting seeds, and was later adopted as a weapon. Prior to 1870, special units of the Okinawan police carried the Sai. The Sai is not unique to Okinawa; it undoubtedly migrated there from China, India, Malaysia or Indonesia, where it is also used.
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Extra Information:
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