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The story begins in 1884 during the Berlin Conference, a convention that saw great powers carve up Africa for their own gain without the consent of the indigenous peoples. The Congo, rich in resources like diamonds, becomes a focal point of greed and oppression under King Leopold II of Belgium. Years later, amid mounting debts, Leopold sends Leon Rahm to extract wealth from the land, leading to brutal acts against the native tribes. In the ensuing chaos, the leader of the Mobanga tribe, Chief Mobanga, recognizes an opportunity for leverage and offers a chest of diamonds for the capture of Tarzan, the legendary King of the Jungle.