About: Kivu Lama

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An Entity of Type : dbkwik:resource/8o1p8DBc7tTqR4sOpNWJXA==, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

The Kivu Lama was the otherwise un-named ruler of Bepal. He smuggled heroin out of the country pressed into the composite panels of trucks and had captured and trained a pair of Yeti which he used to kill tourists who refused to smuggle drugs for him. John Probe foiled his operation, killing one of the Yeti and allowing the other to escape and kill him in revenge for the Lama's mistreatment of it.

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rdf:type	Character
rdfs:label	Kivu Lama
rdfs:comment	The Kivu Lama was the otherwise un-named ruler of Bepal. He smuggled heroin out of the country pressed into the composite panels of trucks and had captured and trained a pair of Yeti which he used to kill tourists who refused to smuggle drugs for him. John Probe foiled his operation, killing one of the Yeti and allowing the other to escape and kill him in revenge for the Lama's mistreatment of it.
dcterms:subject	M.A.C.H.1 characters Un-named characters dbkwik:resource/n2OD2wwFYQoxxoGx1LdAew==
first-appearance	Yeti
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Series	M.A.C.H.1 (series)
Occupations	Ruler of Bepal
Species	Human
Title	Character
Titles	Kivu Lama
abstract	The Kivu Lama was the otherwise un-named ruler of Bepal. He smuggled heroin out of the country pressed into the composite panels of trucks and had captured and trained a pair of Yeti which he used to kill tourists who refused to smuggle drugs for him. John Probe foiled his operation, killing one of the Yeti and allowing the other to escape and kill him in revenge for the Lama's mistreatment of it.

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