Lara Ravel

Lara’s English childhood nickname, “Gravel”, is meant to be an English rhyme with her surname, Ravel. The Haruspex says she "always had an edge on us". In Russian, her childhood nickname is Форель, which means “proud trout”; this carries over into English with the Dried Fish hover. Lara mentions that she has a heart condition during a conversation with the Haruspex on Day 1.

My path was called "A Home for the Living." Kindness guided me, but I could have never known I was to meet my father's murderer.

Lara has long brown hair that she ties in a loose bun behind her back, and sad grey eyes. She wears a buttoned white shirt that she rolls up past her elbows and a blue scarf wrapped around her neck across her shoulders. She wears a grey folded skirt and has tall brown boots.

A driven and compassionate woman, though weighted down by grief after the death of her father, Captain Ravel.

Lara Ravel is a young woman who owns the Shelter in the Knots District.

A clever, dedicated and proud young woman. She’s still grieving over the recent loss of her beloved father. She looks you straight in the eye at almost all times—with a gaze that is fierce, nervous, and demanding. If she does lower her eyes for a while, she will raise them back. She’d try to smile (with a corner of her mouth), but the can’t. She just isn’t a smiler. This has to look touching, not malign. Living alone in an empty house, she’s gradually awakening from her torpor and preparing to leave the town—to join the army field force and begin her vendetta.