Fighting For New York's Bravest


Since the first superhero set foot on American soil, New York's emergency services have made up the majority of collateral damage incidents. To understand the seriousness of this situation, one has to know what collateral damage entails.

"Every casualty involving supes and their powers is referred to as collateral damage. Vought has a 'maximum' that they allow each supe."

We're seated in an office that looks like a throwback to the 1970s: wood paneling on the walls, a massive desk with an outdated PC perched on top, and behind that desk, Supervising Fire Marshal Aurelia Lucius reclines with her boots up. She's clutching a big FDNY mug in her hands.

The Newfoundland native is New York City's foremost expert in collateral damage and supe-involved disasters; she's also FDNY's only survivor of such an incident.

Father's Day 2021. Engine 76 and Ladder 22 of Battalion 11 were among the units called to a fire at a Manhattan brownstone. What should have been a routine rescue was interrupted by an uninvited guest.

"Some supes think they don't have to follow procedure. That gets people killed—civilians and firefighters," Aurelia points out. "We were doing everything right. The last thing I heard was the roof giving way."

One firefighter—Ms. Lucius' father—and two civilians were killed when a superhuman went through the burning building to 'check for survivors'. His entrance destabilized the structure; it collapsed on top of both firefighters and two residents that were trapped inside.

Only one person made it out alive: Ms. Lucius, who was unconscious and remained in a coma for six months after the incident.

Three years and countless hours of physical therapy, specialty training, and supplemental surgeries later, Aurelia fights for people like her father: emergency workers whose supe-involved deaths have never seen justice.

"There are 70 years of collateral damage cases, families whose loved ones went off to work to save lives and wound up losing theirs because Vought refuses to hold their supes accountable for their [actions]. If I can help one family, I'll consider it a win. If I can help all of them? It'll be a miracle."

Rules & Guidelines


  1. No Becca or Ryan Butcher accounts.

  2. No characters or writers under 18 (writers over 25 preferred).

  3. No non-con/sexual assault. I don't write it or include it in my characters' backstories.

  4. Timeline RP only. DMs must be earned through regular public interaction.

  5. No callout-happy accounts.

  6. No "Fake Life"/Celebrity/Real Person RP accounts.

Warnings


  1. Leah is hostile to Vought and Vought-aligned supes. If negative IC interactions aren't your cuppa, do not interact.

  2. The Boys as a franchise portrays graphic violence and shitty people being shitty. It isn't for everyone.

  3. This account may contain graphic violence, sexual content, mentions of and references to abuse (emotional, physical, substance) and other content not suitable for all audiences. Reader discretion is advised.

This is an account written by a middle-aged sometimes-woman whose ADHD is barely contained. I work for my parents, am building an online service-based business, and am constantly in a state of screaming. Patience is required.

About


FULL NAMEAurelia Victoria Lucius
NICKNAMESLeah, Lee
DATE OF BIRTH04-16-1997
GENDERFemale
ORIENTATIONBisexual
HEIGHT5'
JOBSupervising Fire Marshal
BIRTHPLACENew York City
FATHERAurelius Lucius
MOTHERCalpurnia Lucius
SIBLINGSAurora Lucius
OTHER RELATIVESCopernicus "Nic" Lucius, Agrippina "Aggie" Lucius - grandparents
WEAPONSStandard-issue pistol, shotgun, fire axe, halligan bar
SCARSBurns on back, scattered surgical scars from bones being set

Aurelia was born in New York City and raised in Harbour Grace, Newfoundland. At age 6, she moved back to New York City to live with her father and be closer to the rest of her paternal family.Her roots run deep in Newfoundland and New York; her grandfather was raised on The Rock and lived much of his life in New York City. Her father was raised in New York, as were most of her aunts and uncles—but that doesn't change the fact that Newfoundland is home.Her parents' divorce separated her from her twin sister. Aurelia grew up a regular girl with normal worries, while Aurora received Compound V and all the expectations that went with it.Aurelia's death and hasty rebirth after her 'collateral damage' incident have left her with permanent scars. She walks with the aid of a cane, is often tired, and has issues with chronic pain—and a mysterious fungal infection that is keeping her alive. Apparently.She is a mess of scar tissue, metal screws and plates, and rage.In 2023 she went through the training required to become a Fire Marshal for New York City, and has been given command of FDNY's Collateral Damage Investigation Unit.

Verses


ONE CHICAGO — After nearly losing her life to an arsonist, Aurelia Lucius joins the Office of Fire Investigation. When the arsonist becomes active again and returns to targeting emergency services, Leah puts everything on the line to take him down for good.MARVEL/DC — Much like in The Boys' universe, Leah is a New York City fire marshal that investigates cases of collateral damage caused by superhumans' misuse of their powers.THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

Relationships


LENNY FRANKLINlinkfiancé
ERIK STEVENS (N'JADAKA)linkboyfriend
CECILIA ROGERSlinkbestie/girlfriend
HOMELANDERlinkmenace (she loves him)
HOMELANDERlinkboyfriend/milk thief
BILLY BUTCHERlinkboyfriend/pet
MIKE WEISSlinkit's complicated

 
NOTES
Subject to change, in no particular order. Please note that I am not actively seeking shipping partners for Leah, they just tend to happen. This list does not include familial relationships or friendships at this time.