Yuma Lau
Yuma Lau is Pagan Min's adoptive sister and his ruthless general from Far Cry 4. In the Pagan: Control DLC she returns as a figure in Pagan's memories and one of its antagonists.
- Role
- Minor
- Affiliation
- Kingdom of Kyrat
Good to know
- Voiced by Gwendoline Yeo in Far Cry 4 and by Elena Juatco in Pagan: Control.
- Born in 1971 in British Hong Kong, the daughter of a triad boss.
- Pagan's father took her in after her parents were killed in police raids.
- In Far Cry 4 she was General of the Royal Guard and warden of Durgesh Prison.
- For her 18th birthday, Pagan gave her the heads of three men who tried to steal her inheritance.
Who she is
Yuma grew up idolising Pagan, who paid for her education and encouraged her cold intelligence. She brought her father's gang to Pagan's side and helped him build his triad. She is disciplined and manipulative, and she came to see Pagan as weak once he fell for Ishwari.
Role in Pagan: Control
Pagan relives memories of Yuma and admits he hurt her, though he says he loved her in his own way. The Tyrant claims Pagan wanted her as a mother figure.
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A scene in the DLC hints that Yuma is the one who told Mohan Ghale about Lakshmana.
Related characters
- Supporting
Ajay Ghale
Ajay Ghale, the hero of Far Cry 4, turns up in the Pagan: Control DLC as a figure inside Pagan Min's mind. You meet him as both the son Pagan wanted and the enemy who took Kyrat from him.
- Supporting
Ishwari Ghale
Ishwari Ghale co-founded Kyrat's Golden Path and is the mother of Ajay Ghale and of Lakshmana, her daughter with Pagan Min. In the Pagan: Control DLC she lives on in Pagan's memories and regrets.
- Supporting
Lakshmana Min
Lakshmana Min was the daughter of Pagan Min and Ishwari Ghale, killed as a baby. In the Pagan: Control DLC an older version of her lives in Pagan's mind and calls to him for help.
- Antagonist
Mohan Ghale
Mohan Ghale is Ajay Ghale's father and the founder of the Golden Path from Far Cry 4. In the Pagan: Control DLC he returns as a figure in Pagan's memories and acts as a secondary antagonist.