Lucretia

* Face
* Sprite

Cassim - Benefactor

Laura - Friend

Thalassa - Friend

> "*Keep out, you! Else you disregard the feelings of those who may have to mourn your death...*"
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Lucretia is one of the main protagonists of Laigos SaGa. She is a memoryless woman aiming to remember her identity until several events regarding the mystic kingdom of Zeletenia, and the Phantom's subsequent pursuit of her force her to change her track.

## Appearance

Lucretia is a short girl with orange eyes, long grayish-blue hair with locks propagating outward from the back. She wears a violet dress with black trims and red stripes and black thigh high socks with red stripes.

Being a Mystic, her skin is paler in comparison to humans.

## Personality

Lucretia has the mannerisms of a whimsical rich girl despite having no wealth and has a fierce temperament. She is very naive, though and has some trouble telling friend from foe unless explicitly told so. When she knows who her foe is, she does not hesitate to strike them down in order to avoid wasting time.

She is, however, capable of cracking jokes and flirting with others in friendly occasions, especially towards Sorento. Her main weakness lies in her love for sweets and delicacies in general. Despite coming from a playwrighting background, Lucretia dislikes theatrics, which puts her rather at odds with Cassim, her benefactor.

## Main Story

### Prior to Amethyst of Illusions

Lucretia's first appearance to the Hero is in the central square of Chareuse, angrily swatting drunk men aside with her magic upon being harrassed. She is asked by the Hero about the Amethyst of Illusions due to her air of Mystic nobility, to which she replies by berating the Hero for stereotyping her and storming out.

In the Black City of Kazas, Lucretia learns that the Mystic city is nothing like she imagined, as oppression runs rampant in the city of dusk. She picks a fight with a patrol unit because they harmed a human called Rean. After fending some soldiers off, their leader, the knight Holton appears with an entourage to arrest them. Lucretia and Rean promptly surrender. Lucretia even tries to question about Thalassa's whereabouts, but Holton quickly silences her. In jail, she is mocked by another mystic knight, Cynnan.

In prison, they are approached by Graham, one of Kazas' high judges, who calls Lucretia by her name, prompting her to ask how he knows it. Graham replies that he was friends with her father before he left the Brotherhood. Lucretia responds by claiming not knowing her father to Graham's confusion. Despite his sympathy for Lucretia, Graham says he cannot free her due to his duty as a high judge. Nonetheless, Graham gives Thalassa's location: Solanna Palace, the where she is to become a malfested mistress to Andreas, Kazas' ruler.

Cynnan quickly appears and frees Lucretia on a whim and tells about Thalassa's whereabouts and why she was kidnapped. She is to be malfested, becoming the mistress of Andreas, the ruler of Kazas and leader of the Brotherhood. He refuses to elaborate why he freed her and mocks Lucretia further of how impossible it is to save Thalassa.

Using this information, the party escapes prison. Holton tries to stop them, but is dissuaded from pursuing them further by Graham, much to the former's chagrin. Sneaking in Solanna Palace, they happen upon a room with a piece of a journal describing a young girl's life with her family. Upon further inspection, Rean, in terror, says that the handwriting belongs to one of the Brotherhood's most infamous enforcer: The Phantom. Lucretia keeps the journal to herself as she feels an attachment to it.

Upon escaping Kazas, the party head different paths. Lucretia and Thalassa return to their home in Charos, while the Hero escorts Rean to Muspel, his hometown.

### Amethyst of Illusions

Lucretia and Thalassa receive an invitation from the Phantom, thought dead by them, to his mansion to "play a game", else he would seek them out. The Hero tells her they were also invited, but they have to take another route. Knowing the Phantom has some relation with her past, Lucretia brazenly ventures to the mansion with Thalassa, and wishes the Hero good luck. At the mansion, Lucretia and Thalassa also meet Rean. They team up in order to figure a way they can exit the mansion alive. Deciding to investigate the enigma behind the Phantom's exerpts, Lucretia suggests it might be some kind of password or poem.

The two find the key that opens the door to the living room, where they meet the Tristan and other inhabitants. Upon gathering all relevant pieces of the Phantom's diary, Tristan reads it, they recognize each other father and daughter. The two share an emotional reunion and vow never to leave each other's side ever again. Together, they keep investigating until they hint that the Phantom is one of the targets, reflecting upon the power of the Amethyst. Upon the death of all other inhabitants, Rean reveals he was the Phantom all along. Using Thalassa's love for him to betray the group, he leaves the mansion. Before escaping, he tells Lucretia to find him at Gloomwood, where the Phantom was born. Upon Thalassa's death, Lucretia deeply grieved, even though the former rejected her.

At Gloomwood, Rean explains the circumstance behind the Phantom's birth and taunts Travant before engaging the group in battle. Rean is slain, however, upon the Hero's realisation that the Amethyst he carried was a phony, Tristan praises his daughter and the Hero for being great actors before revealing himself as the real Phantom. Tristan explained he set up the meeting at the mansion so his daughter would be led to him. Lucretia is disgusted at her father for being the Phantom all along, and renounces Tristan in rage. However, Tristan implores that she should kill him instead in order to free him from the demon inside him, Phantasos. His cover blown by Tristan, the demon regains his composure, and announces that he would kill Lucretia in order to torture Tristan for resisting him before transforming into his true form.

After a final duel, Lucretia destroys Phantasos, but mortally wounds her father in the process. Tristan apologises to her daughter for all the pain he caused to her and passes the Amethyst to her. He says that Phantasos' death is just the beginning and they must defeat the Brotherhood before they do something even worse. After his body crumbles to dust, Lucretia tearfully asks the Hero to be left alone for a moment, and burns down her former home.

### Final Chapter

After Graham's death, Lucretia became the queen of a reborn Zeletenia. She was one of the eight individuals summoned by Leif and the Minstrel to undergo the Final Trials. Before they could start the trials, the Minstrel told every detail behind the war between Leif and Mythra. Lucretia was named the seventh guardian of Hell's Gate. After the Minstrel reveals his true identity as the avatar of the God of Laigos, Aigen, Lucretia gives to him the Amethyst of Illusions. She witnesses Leif betray the heroes by killing Aigen's avatar, steal the treasures and open the Gates of Hell. Lucretia, together with the heroes, fought the demons that Leif had freed.