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Lance had actually been taken prisoner by [[Uvlavad Kudlak]] to fight in a war for him. He befriended [[Clyde Langer]] and [[Luke Smith]] and they confronted Uvlavad. When he found out the war was over, Uvlavad returned all the children he had taken. | Lance had actually been taken prisoner by [[Uvlavad Kudlak]] to fight in a war for him. He befriended [[Clyde Langer]] and [[Luke Smith]] and they confronted Uvlavad. When he found out the war was over, Uvlavad returned all the children he had taken. | ||
Lance's father was a [[British Army]] soldier who had been killed in [[Iraq War|Iraq]]. [[Luke Smith]], not knowing this, had coined the nickname "the Corporal" (as in 'Lance-Corporal') for him at school. ([[ | Lance's father was a [[British Army]] soldier who had been killed in [[Iraq War|Iraq]]. [[Luke Smith]], not knowing this, had coined the nickname "the Corporal" (as in 'Lance-Corporal') for him at school. ([[TV]]: ''[[Warriors of Kudlak]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 11:19, 17 September 2012
Lance was one of the first kids to go missing while playing Combat 3000, a laser tag game.
Biography
Lance had actually been taken prisoner by Uvlavad Kudlak to fight in a war for him. He befriended Clyde Langer and Luke Smith and they confronted Uvlavad. When he found out the war was over, Uvlavad returned all the children he had taken.
Lance's father was a British Army soldier who had been killed in Iraq. Luke Smith, not knowing this, had coined the nickname "the Corporal" (as in 'Lance-Corporal') for him at school. (TV: Warriors of Kudlak)
