Lyra Narix grew up never knowing her family. She was sold into slavery very young, and was put to work almost immediately. However, due to her age, Lyra Narix bounced from owner to owner until she became a teenager. Having to endure horrible treatment during this time in her life, Lyra Narix has lingering trust issues while carrying an absolute hatred toward slavers. If confronted with acts of slavery, she will most likely lash out in some way, regardless of it compromises her objective.

Lyra Narix is perfectly capable of fulfilling responsibilities and doing her duties. But goofing off and having fun will always have a heavy sway in her decision making. She sometimes ignores orders or finds ways to spend as much time avoiding an assignment as possible.

Lyra Narix has a tendency to get addicted to things, even if those things aren't addictive.

All who gain power are afraid to lose it, and Lyra Narix is no exception. Some use their power for good, some for evil; Lyra Narix, however, knows that these are just points of view. She is on a quest for greater power, and uses all her skills and abilities to ensure her supremacy, regardless of the consequences.

Where most err on the side of caution in a confrontation, Lyra Narix prefers to charge in head-first. While others may skirt a battlefield or keep their careful distance, Lyra Narix rushes in with devastating attacks with seemingly no regard for safety, relying upon instinct and possibly armor to protect her from dismemberment and death during her all-out attacks. Lyra Narix is a force to be feared on the battlefield, leaving a trail of death and destruction. However, Lyra Narix's blood-hungry ways put her in far more danger than the normal combatant, often resulting in needless injury and suffering, trading safety for pure offensive ability.

Born with an intractable will and limitless courage, Lyra Narix will stand in the face of insurmountable odds and never retreat. Despite the fact that such acts of heedless bravery are inspiring and will sometimes result in victories worthy of song, just as often they result in her allies getting wounded or killed.