Demographics
Name: Laguna Yggdrasil: Archives of Ira
Nickname/Alias: Laguna
Age: 938
Race: Grimoire (A magical book possessing large amounts of magical energy, through which it has gained sentience. However, the Grimoire does not have its own personality, and is only capable of imprinting that which it experiences onto itself.)
Sex: N/A (Takes the appearance of a Female)
Height:
- As a Grimoire, Laguna's dimensions are 18" x 12" x 6" (Height x Width x Depth)
- As Laguna's Human Form, she is 5'1.5" tall.
Weight: 40lbs. 12oz. In either form, Laguna weighs the same amount.
Description: Well, there isn't much to say, really. Out of the two Forms, Laguna generally prefers to take Human Form, as it is much easier to move around in. However, the original form in which Laguna was created is, of course, the Grimoire, Laguna Yggdrasil: Archives of Ira. In order to rest, she will always revert back into the physical form of the Grimoire. It should also be noted that the book, Laguna Yggdrasil: Archives of Ira, has a hard cover with various runic designs etched upon it, and contains a total of 2,971 pages.
Appearance:
Classification
Job/Duties:Soldier
Level: N/A
Qualifications/Skills: Laguna possesses a vast amount of magical knowledge, although a large portion of her wealth of information is Runic-related. Aside from magic, Laguna is highly capable of translating languages, especially those lost from ages past; with a large focus on archaic and hieroglyphic writings. Her intelligence level is extremely high, as well, even if most of it is outdated.
Attributes and Inventory
Weapons/Inventory:
- N/A
Racial/Biologics:
- Boundless Energy: Laguna is not a 'living' being, and therefore does not require food or water to maintain energy. Because of this, she is capable of functioning at peak performance all day, every day, without need for rest. She does, however, require a short while where she 'recalibrates' her internal magical systems; this is referred to as 'sleep'.
- Unstoppable: Due to the fact that her body is essentially made entirely out of magic, Laguna doesn't have a 'physical' body, and because of this, she does not take damage the same as other beings. When she is cut, there is no blood, and should she lose an arm, it is simply reformed. Quite simple, yeah?
- Magic Vacuum: Laguna's body is constantly emitting a weak vacuum that pulls magical energy towards her. While this doesn't make much, if not at all, of a difference, it will slightly alter the course of magical attacks around her, pulling them slightly in her direction.
Weaknesses:
- People Skills: Laguna lacks any and all kinds of people skills. She does not know how to speak to people correctly, she does not understand sarcasm, and above all, Laguna is very literal when it comes to meanings and sayings.
- Super Weak!: Without enhancing her body with magic, Laguna possesses nearly zero physical strength. She'd be lucky to pick up a pillow and throw it more than a few feet. It's hilariously pathetic.
- No Magic?!: Should, for any reason, Laguna lose the ability to use magic, she would be absolutely helpless, and not just in the traditional sense. Because her entire 'body' is made up of magic, she'd be unable to defend, move, speak, and pretty much everything else. Depending on the effectiveness of the anti-magic attack, Laguna may even revert back into her original Grimoire Form.
Background Information
Family History:
N/A
Personal History:
The history of Laguna Yggdrasil: Archives of Ira begins with its author, the mage Alatar of Spodueme. He was, in the days of old, a master mage whom created and perfected the Chaotic Rune school of magic. Born into the slums of Spodueme, he is famous for overcoming the suffocating notion that Nobility is absolute. Because he had been gifted with incredible magic, and was able to become such a prolific figure in Spodueme, and even the kingdom of Ghosnenite as a whole. To spread his magic through-out the land, Alatar compiled everything he knew, and even his own theories, both proven and unproven, into a book. That book would, upon being finished, be labeled Laguna Yggdrasil: Archives of Ira.
At its creation, the Laguna Yggdrasil was not a Grimoire, but a simple textbook meant to assist others in the ways of Runic magic, as well as spread Alatar's knowledge through-out the country. The first volume was an introduction to Runic magic in general. It also contained information about deciphering runes and writing them, as well. As he grew up, Alatar began to travel around the nation, learning more about the world around him. This is when he began to create his own separate school of runic magic, Chaotic Rune.
And so, with his new creation in its infancy, Alatar proceeded to write the second volume, acquainting the world with his new magic. It was actually a very big deal, as runic magic had never before been consolidated into various schools of magic, instead just existing as a broad category of rune-based magic. This was met with both intrigue and harsh criticism, though none of it seemed to phase the mage. With his newly gained publicity, Alatar continued spreading his teachings across the various grandcities of Ghosnenite, and even beyond.
In order to increase his knowledge and expand his own horizons, Alatar journeyed all over in the name of knowledge. There was another goal, that seemed to triumph over his lust for knowledge, however. Alatar was searching for something far greater, divine even, and that 'something' was extremely difficult to find. In pursuit of his ultimate goal, Alatar crossed deserts, sailed over seas, scaled mountains, and crawled through caves. In the end, he had been to the borders and back several times over, reaching to the very ends of the Ghosnenite Kingdom to find that which he strived to meet: the seven deities that reign over all of Ghosnenite.
Astros, the God of Light and Divination was the first divine being that Alatar searched for, seeing as it was the one that coincided with his hometown so closely. However, after years of searching, he was unable to impress Astros enough to make the god want to meet him. After giving up on Astros, the second deity that Alatar searched for was Earthwood, the God of Prosperity. However, this one also evaded the mage's eyes after several years... On to the next. Unfortunately for Alatar, it was the same story, over and over again. In his quest to find and meet with the next four deities- Euphradies, God of the Sea, Kasmal, God of Flame and Metal, Flur, God of Eastern Winds, and Zirconos, the Metal Dragon- history repeated itself once again, and the mage was unable to even catch a glimpse of any of them.
However, before he could fully lose hope, something akin to a miracle occured. As Alatar's journey continued on, he met face to face with a blur of light. What he originally thought was a mirage or hallucination, chalked up to crossing the Quartz Desert unprepared, he later realized was actually what he had been searching for for so long. As the legend goes, the Jade Whisperer took pity on the man who wasted over half a century searching for the various Gods and Goddesses, and showed herself simply for that fact. Upon hearing Alatar's story and quest objective, and finding no contempt or danger in his heart, the Jade Whisperer blessed the mage with magic and abilities that might seem otherworldly to even the Nobles of Ghosnenite, on top of teaching him the very knowledge he chased after: how to complete and perfect the Chaotic Rune school of magic. The benevolent Goddess encouraged Alatar's pursuit of knowledge and the magic bestowed upon him would allow for him to continue on and excel with this task. And with this he made an oath to her, to never betray the her and to spread her Will far and wide. And so, the third and final volume of Grimoire would consist of Alatar's travels, and his search for the seven deities, up to and including, his meeting with, and the teachings of, the Jade Whisperer.
Returning to his hometown of Spodueme, Alatar hardly even paused to rest before spreading the teachings of the Jade Whisperer. The mage also reported to the Nobles, introducing them to the breath-taking magic that had been bestowed upon him by the Goddess of Knowledge herself. Now, one might think that Alatar would have been promoted, perhaps even gaining Noble status for his achievements and abilities. However, that was not the case. The reigning king at the time saw Alatar as a potential risk, instead of a benefit. As everyone knows, the King was loaded, with more gold coins than he knew what to do with, and more often than not, a problem could be fixed by throwing money at it. Since he saw Alatar as a threat, and he was too impatient to wait for the mage to die on his own, he threw money at the situation in hopes it would go away. Well, that silly plan succeeded, curtousy of 1,000 gold coins, and Alatar's cousin Bloise, who dug a knife into the unsuspecting mage's back and ended his life. And thus was the end of a good man; funny how it can all end so anti-climactically.
After his murder, Alatar was greeted by the final deity that he had spent his life searching for, Kosmosis, the God governing over Life and Death. It was somewhat of an awkward meeting, seeing as there was no need or reason for Alatar to find the gods anymore, but here he was, speaking with the final, and possibly the most influential, god of all; how ironic. Due to a request from the Jade Whisperer herself, Kosmosis granted the Goddess of Knowledge a favor. To honor the man who spent his entire life searching for the seven deities of the Northern Lands, one thing would be given. His Will was to be granted upon the very book he put heart, soul, blood, sweat, and tears into creating. Of course, it was a simple thing for a God, and with a simple flick of the wrist, it was so. It is at this point that the completed Laguna Yggdrasil: Archives of Ira became a magical Grimoire and gained sentience. While it was very primitive and childish, sentience was sentience.
While this was happening in a realm other than the Living World, the people of Ghosnenite continued on living, none the wiser. The Grimoire itself was stolen from Alatar's corpse, as well as all his other belongings. Each of his things, precious or not, were sold off on the down-low, but the Grimoire was kept in Bloise's possession, due to its high magical value. No, he did not know it was a magical Grimoire yet, but the information held within had its own financial value.
Bloise knew that selling the book in Spodueme was a no-go, since almost everyone there knew of Alatar's work, so he'd instead bring it to the economical central of the entire Kingdom, the Grandcity of Ghosnenite. As Bloise made his journey towards the Kingdom's capital, he was taken off guard by a low-fying dragon. Being caught, the murderous cousin of Alatar was flown all the way to Zircon, hanging in the clutches of a dragon's clutches. The dragon swooped into a cave opening carved into the clifside, causing Bloise to lose consciousness due to fright. His body was taken through-out a series of tunnels, and when their path finally ended, he was set down. When he came to, Bloise was greeted with the sight of a massive, metal-plated dragon. It introduced itself as the God of Fire and Metal, Astros, and Bloise nearly wet himself. In the flame-deity's explanation, he made clear that this was simply a favor, and that Astros himself actually held no grudge against this man. Bloise was informed that, because he killed the man who was to become a very prolific figure in the near future, in magic, as well as the Sect of the Jade Whisperer, he was to suffer the same fate as the one he killed. So, Bloise, along with the magical Grimoire, was devoured, not by Astros, but by a simple, mortal dragon.
Due to this event, the Grimoire, Laguna Yggdrasil, Archives of Ira became lost to the world for centuries. Because dragons have such long lifespans, and are extremely hard to physically kill, the book remained within the gullet of that dragon for an extended period of time, its magic protecting it from being digested, and its size stopping it from being expelled through the rear. However, the dragons soon went extinct, the cause of which was a disease outbreak on an epidemic scale. Because of this widespread wipe-out of the species, the book would soon again see the light of day.
The ages passed by, and the remains of the dragons slowly decayed over time. With an entire species having been lost to history, the world began to change a bit. No longer did people have to worry about dragon attaks, and that drastically changed how they traveled and the like. With the threat of dragons gone, merchants became less and less afraid of journeying across the lands, and soon, trade routes began popping up everywhere, more so than they ever previous had. There was also a spike in archeologists, mainly with those who wanted to study dragons, seeing how it was much easier to find dragon bones now that hundreds of thousands of them had died off in the previous epidemic.
The magical Grimoire was picked up by one such archeologist, who just happened to be digging through the remnants of the dragon which had eaten Bloise. It was mostly just bones covered by centuries' worth of dirt, twigs, and grass. After she dug up the Grimoire, this lady, known as Claudia, took the book into her custody. She was the first person to open and read the Laguna Yggdrasil since it had been turned into a Grimoire all those years ago. Bloise did not read, or even open, the book, since he already had an idea of what was inside after hearing about it from Alatar. Since Claudia was the very first person that the book had been acquainted with after gaining sentience, her image was imprinted within the consciousness of the Laguna Yggdrasil, and became the very face that it uses upon changing its form into that of a human.
After the Grimoire changed into an idential copy of herself, Claudia knew she had found some kind of amazing relic from the past, and decided to keep it, and learn its secrets. For years, the archeologist studied the book and attempted learning the magic that was written within. While she was able to do the basics, Claudia was not magically inclined in the first place, and she failed to replicate even the mediocre spells. However, she did enjoy the company of the Grimoire, to which she referred to simply as 'Laguna'. Still to this day, that is the name the Grimoire chooses to use, even though centuries have gone by since Claudia's passing. Claudia continued to study the book, even if she herself was hopeless at magic, hoping to find some sort of world-shattering secret. to which she never did. As Claudia grew old and eventually died, once again leaving Laguna without an owner.
However, there was a big difference between this time and the last. Now, Laguna had taken on a human's appearance, and therefore was able to move about on her own, unlike the previous time. And the Grimoire did just that. Time continued to go on, and Laguna did so, too. She- Laguna has taken a female form, and therefore will be called by that gender- began to learn of the culture around her, and even managed her own personal growth through her meetings with the residents living within the Kingdom of Ghosnenite. While it would have been difficult for a normal person to live such a long life, making close relationships and such, only to watch them all grow old and die, and then repeat it all over again, several times. Luckily, Laguna did not possess the capacity for sorrow, and therefore, it had no measurable effect on her, whatsoever.
Eventually, Laguna was pulled along by her latest 'master'- another name for 'owner' that one of her previous owners like to be called by- to join the Ghosnenite Military. This master of her's, a man in his early 20's, was named Norn, and he took Laguna with him to join the military. Norn did not, however, bring her as a support tool for himself, but made Laguna sign up in her human form as an actual soldier, just like him. It seems he didn't want the physical support, but the emotional support of having a partner with him. As the two put in their efforts for Ghosnenite Military, it seemed to be going good, and they were climbing the ranks like good little soldiers. The both of them were, after some time, sent out on a dangerous mission to infilitrate Alexandria. They were essentially spies, and they were to try and gain the Alexandrians' trust, be promoted and move on up the Level System that Alexandria has in place, and attempt to gather as much information as possible.
Now, as a spy, their number one goal was to not get caught. Unfortunately, Norn had done a terrible job at that and his position was compromised. He was caught, questioned, and eventually executed for being a Ghosnenite spy, on top of being charged for illegal entry onto Alexandrian soil with ill intent. Laguna, on the other hand, had returned to her Grimoire form in order to not be caught, and therefore, her face remained hidden. However, a random book laying around the street was bound to be tossed away, and sure enough, into the trash she went. Where did the trash wind up? All the way at the bottom of the Alexandrian ladder: Level 7.
When Laguna shifted back into her human form, she was surrounded by trash. Lost, no clue where she was, and unsure of what she should be doing next, Laguna removed herself from the trash and explored. She was stuck in Level 7 for now, she was sure of it, but what she didn't know was how to get out...without being found out; that was the hard part. So hard, in fact, that she still hasn't figure it out yet!
So, Laguna is currently living in the Level 7 slums with all of the bums and misfits of Alexandria.
At its creation, the Laguna Yggdrasil was not a Grimoire, but a simple textbook meant to assist others in the ways of Runic magic, as well as spread Alatar's knowledge through-out the country. The first volume was an introduction to Runic magic in general. It also contained information about deciphering runes and writing them, as well. As he grew up, Alatar began to travel around the nation, learning more about the world around him. This is when he began to create his own separate school of runic magic, Chaotic Rune.
And so, with his new creation in its infancy, Alatar proceeded to write the second volume, acquainting the world with his new magic. It was actually a very big deal, as runic magic had never before been consolidated into various schools of magic, instead just existing as a broad category of rune-based magic. This was met with both intrigue and harsh criticism, though none of it seemed to phase the mage. With his newly gained publicity, Alatar continued spreading his teachings across the various grandcities of Ghosnenite, and even beyond.
In order to increase his knowledge and expand his own horizons, Alatar journeyed all over in the name of knowledge. There was another goal, that seemed to triumph over his lust for knowledge, however. Alatar was searching for something far greater, divine even, and that 'something' was extremely difficult to find. In pursuit of his ultimate goal, Alatar crossed deserts, sailed over seas, scaled mountains, and crawled through caves. In the end, he had been to the borders and back several times over, reaching to the very ends of the Ghosnenite Kingdom to find that which he strived to meet: the seven deities that reign over all of Ghosnenite.
Astros, the God of Light and Divination was the first divine being that Alatar searched for, seeing as it was the one that coincided with his hometown so closely. However, after years of searching, he was unable to impress Astros enough to make the god want to meet him. After giving up on Astros, the second deity that Alatar searched for was Earthwood, the God of Prosperity. However, this one also evaded the mage's eyes after several years... On to the next. Unfortunately for Alatar, it was the same story, over and over again. In his quest to find and meet with the next four deities- Euphradies, God of the Sea, Kasmal, God of Flame and Metal, Flur, God of Eastern Winds, and Zirconos, the Metal Dragon- history repeated itself once again, and the mage was unable to even catch a glimpse of any of them.
However, before he could fully lose hope, something akin to a miracle occured. As Alatar's journey continued on, he met face to face with a blur of light. What he originally thought was a mirage or hallucination, chalked up to crossing the Quartz Desert unprepared, he later realized was actually what he had been searching for for so long. As the legend goes, the Jade Whisperer took pity on the man who wasted over half a century searching for the various Gods and Goddesses, and showed herself simply for that fact. Upon hearing Alatar's story and quest objective, and finding no contempt or danger in his heart, the Jade Whisperer blessed the mage with magic and abilities that might seem otherworldly to even the Nobles of Ghosnenite, on top of teaching him the very knowledge he chased after: how to complete and perfect the Chaotic Rune school of magic. The benevolent Goddess encouraged Alatar's pursuit of knowledge and the magic bestowed upon him would allow for him to continue on and excel with this task. And with this he made an oath to her, to never betray the her and to spread her Will far and wide. And so, the third and final volume of Grimoire would consist of Alatar's travels, and his search for the seven deities, up to and including, his meeting with, and the teachings of, the Jade Whisperer.
Returning to his hometown of Spodueme, Alatar hardly even paused to rest before spreading the teachings of the Jade Whisperer. The mage also reported to the Nobles, introducing them to the breath-taking magic that had been bestowed upon him by the Goddess of Knowledge herself. Now, one might think that Alatar would have been promoted, perhaps even gaining Noble status for his achievements and abilities. However, that was not the case. The reigning king at the time saw Alatar as a potential risk, instead of a benefit. As everyone knows, the King was loaded, with more gold coins than he knew what to do with, and more often than not, a problem could be fixed by throwing money at it. Since he saw Alatar as a threat, and he was too impatient to wait for the mage to die on his own, he threw money at the situation in hopes it would go away. Well, that silly plan succeeded, curtousy of 1,000 gold coins, and Alatar's cousin Bloise, who dug a knife into the unsuspecting mage's back and ended his life. And thus was the end of a good man; funny how it can all end so anti-climactically.
After his murder, Alatar was greeted by the final deity that he had spent his life searching for, Kosmosis, the God governing over Life and Death. It was somewhat of an awkward meeting, seeing as there was no need or reason for Alatar to find the gods anymore, but here he was, speaking with the final, and possibly the most influential, god of all; how ironic. Due to a request from the Jade Whisperer herself, Kosmosis granted the Goddess of Knowledge a favor. To honor the man who spent his entire life searching for the seven deities of the Northern Lands, one thing would be given. His Will was to be granted upon the very book he put heart, soul, blood, sweat, and tears into creating. Of course, it was a simple thing for a God, and with a simple flick of the wrist, it was so. It is at this point that the completed Laguna Yggdrasil: Archives of Ira became a magical Grimoire and gained sentience. While it was very primitive and childish, sentience was sentience.
While this was happening in a realm other than the Living World, the people of Ghosnenite continued on living, none the wiser. The Grimoire itself was stolen from Alatar's corpse, as well as all his other belongings. Each of his things, precious or not, were sold off on the down-low, but the Grimoire was kept in Bloise's possession, due to its high magical value. No, he did not know it was a magical Grimoire yet, but the information held within had its own financial value.
Bloise knew that selling the book in Spodueme was a no-go, since almost everyone there knew of Alatar's work, so he'd instead bring it to the economical central of the entire Kingdom, the Grandcity of Ghosnenite. As Bloise made his journey towards the Kingdom's capital, he was taken off guard by a low-fying dragon. Being caught, the murderous cousin of Alatar was flown all the way to Zircon, hanging in the clutches of a dragon's clutches. The dragon swooped into a cave opening carved into the clifside, causing Bloise to lose consciousness due to fright. His body was taken through-out a series of tunnels, and when their path finally ended, he was set down. When he came to, Bloise was greeted with the sight of a massive, metal-plated dragon. It introduced itself as the God of Fire and Metal, Astros, and Bloise nearly wet himself. In the flame-deity's explanation, he made clear that this was simply a favor, and that Astros himself actually held no grudge against this man. Bloise was informed that, because he killed the man who was to become a very prolific figure in the near future, in magic, as well as the Sect of the Jade Whisperer, he was to suffer the same fate as the one he killed. So, Bloise, along with the magical Grimoire, was devoured, not by Astros, but by a simple, mortal dragon.
Due to this event, the Grimoire, Laguna Yggdrasil, Archives of Ira became lost to the world for centuries. Because dragons have such long lifespans, and are extremely hard to physically kill, the book remained within the gullet of that dragon for an extended period of time, its magic protecting it from being digested, and its size stopping it from being expelled through the rear. However, the dragons soon went extinct, the cause of which was a disease outbreak on an epidemic scale. Because of this widespread wipe-out of the species, the book would soon again see the light of day.
The ages passed by, and the remains of the dragons slowly decayed over time. With an entire species having been lost to history, the world began to change a bit. No longer did people have to worry about dragon attaks, and that drastically changed how they traveled and the like. With the threat of dragons gone, merchants became less and less afraid of journeying across the lands, and soon, trade routes began popping up everywhere, more so than they ever previous had. There was also a spike in archeologists, mainly with those who wanted to study dragons, seeing how it was much easier to find dragon bones now that hundreds of thousands of them had died off in the previous epidemic.
The magical Grimoire was picked up by one such archeologist, who just happened to be digging through the remnants of the dragon which had eaten Bloise. It was mostly just bones covered by centuries' worth of dirt, twigs, and grass. After she dug up the Grimoire, this lady, known as Claudia, took the book into her custody. She was the first person to open and read the Laguna Yggdrasil since it had been turned into a Grimoire all those years ago. Bloise did not read, or even open, the book, since he already had an idea of what was inside after hearing about it from Alatar. Since Claudia was the very first person that the book had been acquainted with after gaining sentience, her image was imprinted within the consciousness of the Laguna Yggdrasil, and became the very face that it uses upon changing its form into that of a human.
After the Grimoire changed into an idential copy of herself, Claudia knew she had found some kind of amazing relic from the past, and decided to keep it, and learn its secrets. For years, the archeologist studied the book and attempted learning the magic that was written within. While she was able to do the basics, Claudia was not magically inclined in the first place, and she failed to replicate even the mediocre spells. However, she did enjoy the company of the Grimoire, to which she referred to simply as 'Laguna'. Still to this day, that is the name the Grimoire chooses to use, even though centuries have gone by since Claudia's passing. Claudia continued to study the book, even if she herself was hopeless at magic, hoping to find some sort of world-shattering secret. to which she never did. As Claudia grew old and eventually died, once again leaving Laguna without an owner.
However, there was a big difference between this time and the last. Now, Laguna had taken on a human's appearance, and therefore was able to move about on her own, unlike the previous time. And the Grimoire did just that. Time continued to go on, and Laguna did so, too. She- Laguna has taken a female form, and therefore will be called by that gender- began to learn of the culture around her, and even managed her own personal growth through her meetings with the residents living within the Kingdom of Ghosnenite. While it would have been difficult for a normal person to live such a long life, making close relationships and such, only to watch them all grow old and die, and then repeat it all over again, several times. Luckily, Laguna did not possess the capacity for sorrow, and therefore, it had no measurable effect on her, whatsoever.
Eventually, Laguna was pulled along by her latest 'master'- another name for 'owner' that one of her previous owners like to be called by- to join the Ghosnenite Military. This master of her's, a man in his early 20's, was named Norn, and he took Laguna with him to join the military. Norn did not, however, bring her as a support tool for himself, but made Laguna sign up in her human form as an actual soldier, just like him. It seems he didn't want the physical support, but the emotional support of having a partner with him. As the two put in their efforts for Ghosnenite Military, it seemed to be going good, and they were climbing the ranks like good little soldiers. The both of them were, after some time, sent out on a dangerous mission to infilitrate Alexandria. They were essentially spies, and they were to try and gain the Alexandrians' trust, be promoted and move on up the Level System that Alexandria has in place, and attempt to gather as much information as possible.
Now, as a spy, their number one goal was to not get caught. Unfortunately, Norn had done a terrible job at that and his position was compromised. He was caught, questioned, and eventually executed for being a Ghosnenite spy, on top of being charged for illegal entry onto Alexandrian soil with ill intent. Laguna, on the other hand, had returned to her Grimoire form in order to not be caught, and therefore, her face remained hidden. However, a random book laying around the street was bound to be tossed away, and sure enough, into the trash she went. Where did the trash wind up? All the way at the bottom of the Alexandrian ladder: Level 7.
When Laguna shifted back into her human form, she was surrounded by trash. Lost, no clue where she was, and unsure of what she should be doing next, Laguna removed herself from the trash and explored. She was stuck in Level 7 for now, she was sure of it, but what she didn't know was how to get out...without being found out; that was the hard part. So hard, in fact, that she still hasn't figure it out yet!
So, Laguna is currently living in the Level 7 slums with all of the bums and misfits of Alexandria.