Warriors who want to take action against aliens or rescue Amah from Deneb may soon get the leadership they need. After years of Sabine-imposed exile, Centuriata leader Anjuren Kahn has offered to return to his former office as Progen Primarch."I'm not thinking of myself, or my career," Kahn explains. "I'm not even thinking of what was lost when we Progen moved out of 61 Cygni. All I care about is the security of Vega and the promise I made to defend my fellow citizens." If allowed to return, the warrior promised to make the rescue of Centuriata Amah one of the Republic's top priorities. "Why haven't we freed that ship and crew?" Kahn asks. "Since when can foreign troops capture a Centuriata with impunity?"
Many believe that a softening of Progen policies may have contributed to the successful capture of Amah, and to the continued alien invasion in Gallina and Mondara. Alien ships are sighted frequently in all Progen sectors. "I'd like to smash them but they just aren't afraid of us," one Progen warrior commented disgustedly.
The return of Anjuren Kahn would likely change that. Known as "The Terror of 61 Cygni," Kahn has a long, proud history of combat. He has repeatedly proven himself one of the fiercest warriors to emerge from the Centuriata's long, storied history. Kahn's tendency to solve problems through the use of force and intimidation eventually led to his controversial removal from office and his exile on Primus.
"All that exile junk, that's history," Kahn pointed out. "That ended with the Gate opening. Now were no longer at peace. In fact, we're under attack. Who's going to lead the counterattack? The Sabine?"
When asked about his seclusion, all the former Primarch would say was that he had kept his skills honed, and was looking forward to a return to action.
Support for Kahn's return is unknown.
