Luxandra Frail hailed from the United Mexican State. Initially pursuing astronomy, her path irrevocably changed when an asteroid struck her passenger ship bound for Jupiter, contaminating it with an unknown virus. She survived the near-fatal event but bore facial scars as a result. Luxandra chose to keep these scars as a reminder of her subsequent decision to become a soldier, driven by a desire to save others like those who rescued her. Her military career advanced, leading her to become a probationary pilot and ensign at Watcher's Nest. Luxandra stood apart as the only member of her peer group with prior formal military training, contributing significantly to her competence and level-headedness in combat. She demonstrated immense prowess and natural talent as a pilot. Luxandra idolized Lyar von Ertiana, seeing her as a role model for her protective aspirations. She exhibited a supportive, almost motherly attitude towards the inexperienced Misaki Kureha, empathizing deeply with Misaki's rookie status. This dynamic included actively encouraging Misaki during training and missions. Despite her fearless demeanor in high-stakes piloting and combat, Luxandra harbored a minor recurring fear of needles, which occasionally surfaced as a point of discomfort. Her special ability in painting was documented. Luxandra was killed during the events of the prequel series *Divergence Eve*, eaten alive by a Ghoul. This death drastically reduced her active role in *Misaki Chronicles*, where she primarily served as a motivator for Misaki Kureha's actions. Misaki's attempts to alter the past through time travel were heavily influenced by her desire to prevent Luxandra's death and restore their friendship. In *Misaki Chronicles*, Luxandra appeared only in flashbacks and as part of Misaki's unresolved grief. Her legacy persisted through other characters' memories and motivations, particularly Misaki's efforts to reverse past tragedies. Luxandra's scars, retained as a symbol of her commitment to saving lives, remained a defining aspect of her appearance in these references.