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Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Torres, Luis.Chief pilot and second-in-command of the Concepcion. Described as a tall, clean-shaven Galician. Trujillo.City in Peru. Twenty-man flotation unit.What the life rafts aboard the Mi-8 are labeled. Pitt tosses one into the rotor blade of an attacking helicopter, and it crashes. Type 56-1.Chinese-manufactured assault rifles. "Up a Lazy River in the Noonday Sun."Tune Pitt starts to hum after he finds the remains of the Wallowing Windbag and starts down the underground river again. Valley of the Kings.Area in ancient Egypt. Location of King Tut's tomb. Valley of Viracocha.Valley that contains the City of the Dead. Valparaiso.City in Chile. Vancouver Island.Island off British Columbia, Canada, that Drake and the Golden Hind sail to after leaving Cano Island. Victorio Peak.Legendary peak in New Mexico where Spanish gold was discovered by civilians in the 1930s. The gold was allegedly stolen by the U.S. Army. Vincente, Pedro.Drug dealer to whom Zolar sells the Chachapoyan artifacts taken from the City of the Dead. His cover is that he is a Costa Rican coffee grower. Owns the second-largest coffee plantation in Costa Rica. Described as having straight slicked-back black hair, partridge-brown eyes, smooth olive complexion and a sharp nose. His height and weight show a short man on the thin side whose age is forty-four. A fastidious dresser whose clothes look as if they come right out of GQ magazine. His ex-wife
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html and four children live on a farm outside Wichita, Kansas. Vincente's DC-3.Beautifully restored fifty-five-year-old cargo plane powered by two 1,200-horsepower Pratt and Whitney engines. Flown by Vincente from Nicoya, Costa Rica, to Harlingen, Texas, then on to Wichita, Kansas, to purchase the stolen art from the City of the Dead from Zolar. The plane began life as a commercial airliner for TWA shortly before the war. Vincente found the plane hauling cargo for a mining company in Guatemala and had it restored. "Waiting for the Robert E. Lee."Song that Pitt claims he wants to hear when he surfaces from the sinkhole. Giordino has a mariachi band playing the song when Pitt is dropped off by the El Porqueria. Wallowing Windbag.The specially modified NUMA Hovercraft that Pitt and Giordino use to travel on the underground river. Known as a water rescue response vehicle, it is ten feet in length and five feet wide. It has eight air chambers and features a four-cycle, 50-horsepower engine that can propel it at forty miles an hour. Witchitau.City where Zolar meets with Vincente to sell him the artifacts from the City of the Dead. Vincente's ex-wife and kids live there on a farm. Yuma, Billy.Native American from the Montolo tribe. A small man of fifty-five. Won a bronco-riding contest in Tucson, Arizona, and was once the fastest cross country runner in his tribe. He has a round, brown face with a strong jaw, straggly gray eyebrows and thick black hair. Drives a Ford pickup truck. His wife's name is Polly. He speaks native Montoloan and Spanish along with some English. Yuma, Polly.Wife of Billy. A large woman who carries her weight better than any man. Her face is round anded with enormous brown eyes. Despite being middle-aged, she has hair as black as a raven's feathers. Zavala.The one-hundred-fifty-year-old steamship that belonged to the Republic of Texas Navy. NUMA found the ship under a parking lot in Galveston. Zolar international.Zolar's company. Its corporate jet is painted a golden tan with a bright purple stripe running along its fuselage.
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