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Lucia Mar

Crawler remembered for a hilarious but ultimately tragic three-way fight with Florin and Ifechi.

Story so far

Lucia Mar appears in Odette's closing catalogue of the fourth floor's great stories, cited for the hilarious but ultimately tragic fight between herself, Florin and Ifechi. Odette lists it beside the battle with Grull, the Dmitri and Maxim Popov clash with team Cichociemni, and the rise of the min-maxing team Flamengo.

The grouping places Lucia among the fourth floor's most watched crawlers, part of the reason Odette says the crawl's body count runs so high while its survivors run so strong. Odette adds that she will miss this era of crawlers banding together, because The Fifth Floor will not encourage the same combinations.

Role

Notable rival crawler and one third of a fight the galaxy found funny and then sad.

Relationships

Florin — Combatant in the same three-way fight.
Ifechi — Third party to the fight Odette calls tragic.
Odette — Host who narrates her fourth-floor story.

Earlier in this series

Also appears in books you've already read — spoiler-safe to their endings:

Sources — 6 recorded facts, by chapter
Chapter 7
  • The game's likely most powerful crawler — a former street kid now a goat-legged Lajabless Black Inquisitor General.
Chapter 15
  • Lucia Mar's Desperado Club rampage confirms her terrifying power: she froze the whole club and murdered an Elite.
Chapter 51
  • Still number one at level 35 with a million-gold bounty — the only crawler valued above half a million.
Chapter 55
  • The recap cuts from Carl's atrocity to hers, and one of her rottweilers is now twice the size of the other.
Chapter 60
  • Rival crawler Donut hopes was the fallen champion; Carl strongly doubts it.
Chapter 61
  • Crawler remembered for a hilarious but ultimately tragic three-way fight with Florin and Ifechi.
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