Lamina

Lamina is an NPC aboard the Herta Space Station. She can initially be found in the Storage Zone, across from the Special Purpose Lab (Second Floor) Space Anchor. However, she permanently moves to the Master Control Zone, behind a computer on the southeast side, upon completion of the Adventure Mission Spirit Traces.

Profile

She is a Lv. 3 Ecology Researcher from the Department of Insight. She used to be Capote's secretary and a member of the Capote Fan Club.

Locations

Missions and Events

Adventure Missions

Spirit Traces

Voice Lines

(Version 1)

▶ "I'll handle it in just a moment."

(Version 2)

▶ "This time it should be fine... right?"

Dialogue

(First interaction, in the Storage Zone)

Lamina: My dearest admirer, your letter is well received... Your most cherished idol, Master Capote. Not one word more or one word less, or the fans might find it unfair. Gold and silver color was should be used to seal the letters, and then stamped with the name Capote.

Lamina: My dearest admirer, your letter is well received...

Lamina: I am sorry. I am in the middle of reviewing some important rules for my work. Am I in your way?

No, you are not. Don't worry about it.

Lamina: That's good. I was so focused. Please forgive me. I will get in trouble if I fail to answer Master Capote's questions...

Rules?

Lamina: Yeah. As Master Capote's secretary, I must be responsible for his daily activities. If my personal negligence damages his public image, I will be in trouble...

I thought I bumped into a repeater.

Lamina: I have no choice. It was my fault I didn't bring a pen and paper with me to record Master Capote's orders. Now, I have to rely on my useless brain.

Lamina: ...Your most cherished hero, Capote... Red wax should be used to seal the letters, and then stamped with Capote...

(Continue onto dialogue options below)

(Subsequent interactions, in the Storage Zone)

Lamina: Is it red or blue... did I make a mistake again?

Um...

Lamina: Yeah? Do you have something to say? Did I miss something again... Or do you have an order for me?

You got it all wrong.

Lamina: Don't scare me like that! If I get it wrong, I will lose my job.

Lamina: I can't be... Let me check again... If I make another mistake, I'll be dead...

Do you need help?

Lamina: No. Master Capote told me specifically that his personal affairs should not be handled by random strangers.

Lamina: This is my schedule for the day: Help Master Capote reply to his fans, fetch his personalized lunch, iron clothes, reply to the second batch of his fans, fetch personalized dinner, reply to the third batch of his fans...

Lamina: My schedule is so packed that I can't even spare time to breathe. I better not make any mistakes.

Are these supposed to be your job?

Lamina: Master Capote ordered me to do these things. Of course they are part of my job.

Lamina: As his secretary, the most important thing is to keep track of everything. The scope of work can be large and the lines can be blurry sometimes...

Lamina: Although it's hard, I believe practice makes perfect.

I don't have any other questions

Lamina: I should get back to work. Please let me know if I've interrupted you.

I don't have any other questions

Lamina: I should get back to work. Please let me know if I've interrupted you.

(First interaction, upon completing Adventure Mission Spirit Traces)

Lamina: Ah... it's you, (Trailblazer). Long time no see. What can I help you — Ah, sorry, I sometimes still revert to my old secretary mode.

Lamina: I don't need to play the role of that man's personal secretary anymore. It takes a bit of time to adjust, but I know I'll get better at it.

It feels like you're a lot more energized than before.

Lamina: I did have some difficulties at first. After all, it was kind of hard to re-position myself when such a busy work schedule just suddenly stopped.

Lamina: But I soon realized many previous Capote fans were in the same boat as me. We all felt a part of our lives was forcibly taken from us, and we can't help but feel empty.

Lamina: So, we banded together and met up frequently to talk about our lives and work. Now everyone feels much better.

How does life feel nowadays?

Lamina: Feels... "new," I guess?

Lamina: I did have some plans for self-development when I first arrived at the space station, but those plans were all worn away during my time working as Capote's secretary.

Lamina: Now that I'm free, I feel like I'm a newcomer at the space station once again. Everything seems so new and the future is so full of possibilities.

(Continue onto dialogue options below)

(Subsequent interactions, upon completing Adventure Mission Spirit Traces)

Lamina: Hey, we meet again. What can I help you with?

I want to chat with you more.

About Capote...

Lamina: He's actually been to see me, and his attitude was... a bit weird. I'm not saying he did anything funny, just... for someone who's usually so high to suddenly act so low feels really weird.

Lamina: I couldn't even say anything when he stated how deeply he had reflected on himself and how sorry he was.

Lamina: I don't know if I've totally put that time behind me and didn't care about what he could have said, or I never thought he'd apologize and was surprised he actually did it.

Lamina: Anyways, I couldn't say anything to him and gave him zero responses.

Lamina: But now that I think about it, he did show a look that I had never seen on his face before. Maybe that's... a "sincere" look? I hope he can keep being so sincere in the future.

What are your plans for the future?

Lamina: Well... I've been doing mundane work all this time, but I somehow got to know lots of people in different departments.

Lamina: Maybe a bit of good luck actually came from this. Lots of the previous Capote Fan Club members are senior researchers with independent projects under their care.

Lamina: We knew each other because of our frequent interactions before. They got me to apply for some internal positions, and I managed to pass the interviews for a few projects. I'll probably be a "researcher" by the next time we meet.

You are a very brave person.

Lamina: I don't know about being brave...

Lamina: If I really am brave, shouldn't I have said no to him the first time he oppressed me? Or should I have talked with him earlier, so that things wouldn't have to go down this way?

Lamina: But instead of blaming myself for not having done enough, it's better to just admit that I've changed. I chose to face myself in this way and closed that chapter of my past.

That's all for now.

Lamina: I'm going to start preparing for the preliminary work of the research project now. Hope we get the chance to chat again in the future.

I don't have anything else to say.

Lamina: Anyways, thank you for saying these things to me.

Lamina: I'm going to start preparing for the preliminary work of the research project now. Hope we get the chance to chat again in the future.

Other Languages

Language	Official Name
English	Lamina
Chinese (Simplified)	拉明娜
Chinese (Traditional)	拉明娜
Japanese	ラミナ
Korean	라미나
Spanish	Lamina
French	Lamina
Russian	Ламина
Thai	Lamina
Vietnamese	Lamina
German	Lamina
Indonesian	Lamina
Portuguese	Lamina

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