Llyra is the beautiful and half-dressed daughter of Nebulan politician Lord Zarak. Her hatred of war is dismissed by Lord Zarak as youthful idealism, which is why she dislikes her war-hungry father and has fallen in love with the seemingly peace-loving Galen, to whom she is betrothed.
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| - Llyra is the beautiful and half-dressed daughter of Nebulan politician Lord Zarak. Her hatred of war is dismissed by Lord Zarak as youthful idealism, which is why she dislikes her war-hungry father and has fallen in love with the seemingly peace-loving Galen, to whom she is betrothed.
- Notes: Llyra is the daughter of Nebulan politician Lord Zarak. Beautiful and always half dressed, she wants nothing more than a peaceful and serene world and wishes her father wouldn't embarrass her by riding about in his giant Scorpion death machine. Unfortunately for her, her father will have none of that; even going as far as to dismiss her hatred of war as youthful idealism. She disapproves of both Autobots and Decepticons and hates the idea of binary-bonding, thinking it unnatural. Enjoys drum circles, patchouli, making things out of hemp, and freedom of speech.
- When Llyra grew into adult hood she travelled to her father's homeland of Lemuria, where she used her mutant ability to control sealife to overthrow the then ruler King Karthon. When Namor sought out King Karthon's alliance he discovered the coup and battled and defeated Llyra, returning King Karthon to the throne. In the midst of the battle Llyra was buried in a rock slide caused by a sperm whale. Thinking her to be dead, Namor returned her body to her mother. Her mother discovered that she was not in fact dead, but in a coma like state. Using special technology from an unknown source she revived her daughter. Seeking revenge against Namor she returned to Llyra to recruit allies to accompany her to Atlantis where she kidnapped Dorma, Namor's bride to be.
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| - Notes: Llyra is the daughter of Nebulan politician Lord Zarak. Beautiful and always half dressed, she wants nothing more than a peaceful and serene world and wishes her father wouldn't embarrass her by riding about in his giant Scorpion death machine. Unfortunately for her, her father will have none of that; even going as far as to dismiss her hatred of war as youthful idealism. She disapproves of both Autobots and Decepticons and hates the idea of binary-bonding, thinking it unnatural. Enjoys drum circles, patchouli, making things out of hemp, and freedom of speech. Skills: Idealism, Daddy's Little Girl, and Dating Galen
- Llyra is the beautiful and half-dressed daughter of Nebulan politician Lord Zarak. Her hatred of war is dismissed by Lord Zarak as youthful idealism, which is why she dislikes her war-hungry father and has fallen in love with the seemingly peace-loving Galen, to whom she is betrothed.
- When Llyra grew into adult hood she travelled to her father's homeland of Lemuria, where she used her mutant ability to control sealife to overthrow the then ruler King Karthon. When Namor sought out King Karthon's alliance he discovered the coup and battled and defeated Llyra, returning King Karthon to the throne. In the midst of the battle Llyra was buried in a rock slide caused by a sperm whale. Thinking her to be dead, Namor returned her body to her mother. Her mother discovered that she was not in fact dead, but in a coma like state. Using special technology from an unknown source she revived her daughter. Seeking revenge against Namor she returned to Llyra to recruit allies to accompany her to Atlantis where she kidnapped Dorma, Namor's bride to be. Llyra then disguised herself as Lady Dorma and took her place in the wedding in an attempt to trick Namor. After she discovered that even though Dorma was not present she was still considered to be his rightful bride. Enraged she fled back to her mother's oceanarium where Dorma was being held captive. Discovering Namor had tracked her she smashed the tank holding Dorma. Dorma then suffocated as Namor did not reach her in time. Llyra soon allied herself with Namor's enemy, Tiger Shark, and his assistant Gerard Lymondo. The three awakened the ocean dwelling creature Krago to defeat Namor and kidnap his father Leonard McKenzie. Namor again triumphed but not before Tiger Shark killed his father. Llyra then allied herself with Namor's cousin Byrrah and the two kidnapped Namorita. In her scuffle with Namor, Llyra slipped into an oil spring on the ocean floor and apparently drowned. In an unrevealed manner, she survived and resurfaced with the Wizard, Sandman, and Trapster to help her carry out her latest plot on Namor. This plot where Namor was supposed to be driven insane by the acquisition of Spider-Man's "spider sense" failed and she was taken back to Atlantis to stand trial. Llyra later fell pregnant in a plan to gain the throne of Atlantis. She tried to become pregnant via Namor, but he was sterile due to his hybrid nature. Llyra later traveled to the surface world to meet one of the human members of the McKenzie family Leon Mckenzie. When she becane pregnant she had the child genetically accelerated in age by Vyrra so that he might take the crown of Atlantis. Leon's father Lawrence was Namor's half-brother via their father Leonard thus making Leon Namor's nephew and by extension Llyron is Namor's great nephew. Vyrra then copied Llyra's mind and placed it in the child. Vyrra had also secretly transferred his mind into the body as well. The child ages to sixteen years in the matter of minutes, and when the process was done, Llyra snapped the scientist neck. Llyron now possessing the mind of both of them followed Vyrra's least request and buried his body in Atlantis with a suitable monument commemorating his life.
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