Liberty Knight balances school with work as a Sharp Development assassin and intern. An El Soldado and Ninja/Assassin, she helps her friend Penelope navigate adventures and treats Justice Knight as her quantum sister. Her school and adult-family accounts retain their own ages and settings.
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Reference IDLiberty Knight — ID reference
The Nexus Academy
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Story journey
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18 sourced milestones
Knight: BloodboundSource date: 2023-06-04
Aurelio’s Sun ‘23
Liberty returns from a retreat with a nano-tech arm and introduces Justice Knight to William and Constance. Justice explains that her own parents died on another Earth and rejects the idea that she is an alternate Liberty. Liberty reveals that her money is contract pay from Sharp Development and that she works as an assassin.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
Liberty and Justice explain the AlterNet to Monica after Liberty’s practice attack on Justice makes her faint. Justice has respawned; Liberty invites Monica to make a character before joining play, and the pair explain their quantum-sister relationship rather than an alternate-self identity.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
Liberty retrieves the quest-item infant from Scorpius and stops pursuing his assassination when he awakens beyond an NPC. She explains the old quest setup while Justice provides a node, then leaves with the preserved item.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
In a separately situated adult depiction, William explains to Tyler that his new wife Libby/Liberty asked her father to discuss the family’s cosmetic-skin business without pressuring him. The note and conversation also establish her assassin hobby. Liberty is referred to and quoted through her written note, not physically present.
Adult-marriage source context only. The source date is not a fictional age-ordering key; this is not asserted to happen between the preteen and fourteen-year-old scenes.
Substituting for Justice as a dungeon boss, Liberty explains that the job is to identify recruits. She tries to let her friend Penelope collect Red Shatterpepper, but Mirror Armor, Shadow Dodge and poison resistance frustrate an easy defeat; Penelope asks her to bring some after work instead.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
Introducing herself by full name as a Sharp intern, Liberty offers Dr. Penny a new Earth. She explains that Penny was randomly rescued for goodwill rather than recruited to save her old world. The old Earth’s destruction is Liberty’s report, not shown in this scene.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
While settling Gabriela into a chosen Earth, Liberty responds to a false dragon alarm by fetching Donna Chang. Donna supplies an explanation to Dragon Control, and Liberty warns Gabriela about further prank calls before closing out the relocation.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
Liberty delivers Sharp Development’s ordered unicorn to Tristan and Ayla, asks them to care for her and leaves through a portal. The scene shows delivery, not Liberty capturing the animal.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
Fourteen-year-old Liberty helps a corporate Santa load and depart on schedule. Mistaking a toy hit-list for something darker, she explains that assassination is her regular work; the elf corrects the meaning of the list.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
Answering the hospital emergency arranged through Helios, Liberty uses rapid repositioning and an image decoy to subdue Ryan’s kidnappers. She leaves through a portal in a hurry after Ryan thanks her; the final gunman is stated to wake later in jail.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
Liberty interrupts Justice during a creative-writing-world assessment and laughs about the supposedly ordinary NPC’s extravagant identity. The sisters discuss Justice’s grade; Liberty does not create or grade the world herself.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
Liberty receives Nester after Helios removes him from his Earth and offers relocation. She explains Helios’s blindness game and says Nester failed its instructions; these explanations are her account of the server, not Liberty executing that game.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
Liberty takes DJ to his requested music-magic world, explains why pressing play on a recording does not cast a spell there, and offers to research a world matching his revised request. She directs him toward node training and Mundo in the meantime.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
Playing a repeatable quest with Alis and Valentine, Liberty takes the betrayer role, defeats both teammates and receives the dragon-scale cloak. Alis respawns and Valentine recovers; the girls agree to keep farming the reward. The scene is gameplay, not permanent betrayal or deaths.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
Liberty separates Daryl from a hostile relocation group and explains the batching shortcut after a scheduling error. She offers a personally controlled fictional Earth, gives him a node with her contact information and leaves him to explore the system.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
Liberty is delayed at her school’s portal by Darcy, who cannot enter. She gives Darcy a node for learning to travel elsewhere and clarifies that this particular entrance is restricted to her school.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
Liberty and Penelope finish a dungeon demonstration for investors and agree to another. Lyra explains Sharp’s managed introduction of this Earth to the multiverse, dismisses an NPC healer and offers its place to an investor; the requested second dungeon is not cleared on-page.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
During a staged server apocalypse, Liberty gathers player reactions with Penelope and eliminates plant enemies. Realizing Penelope wants the crafting drops, she quietly asks Lyra to extend their work. Lyra considers preserving the drops’ usefulness; the final system remains undecided.
Source/collection dates are preserved as provenance only, not fictional chronology. The account describes only the cited scene; reported earlier actions remain reported.
Content note: Fear of assassination and perceived intimidation discussed/depicted as misunderstanding, non-graphic. Family secrecy and commercial recruitment pressure discussed.
Mention · Jenny’s Sun(preview)
Source date: 2024-01-04
Mentioned · Written communication
Source participation and setting
Source participation: non live written note, written message and reference.
Content note: Fantasy/game-like combat, flame attacks and poisoning attempt involving teenage characters (depicted, non-graphic). Death/kill language is used casually; no death or lasting injury is depicted.
Content note: Planetary destruction and mass loss of life (reported, non-graphic). Disorienting displacement and uncertain consent (depicted, non-graphic). Dismissive treatment of catastrophe and grief (dialogue).
Content note: Long-term deception within a marriage (discussed); creature hunting and trade in bodies (reported, non-graphic; possible creature harm/death). Concern about injuring an animal is voiced; the delivered unicorn is described as pristine, with no injury depicted.
Content note: Assassination and killing references (discussed, non-graphic) A minor’s self-reported work as an assassin (brief discussion; no attack depicted)
Content note: Gun violence and a recent head wound (non-graphic aftermath). Threatened kidnapping, forced organ removal and medical pain (discussed); hostage-taking reported.
Content note: Fantasy danger and threatened death are discussed briefly, non-graphically. Magical disintegration is depicted without injury detail; context frames it as NPC dismissal.
Content note: Mass sight loss and one person’s sudden return of sight are discussed; no eye injury is depicted. Suspense about concealed information, dependence on an assistant and possible social isolation runs through the scene. Mass loss and restoration of sight (background and discussion); no eye injury depicted. Coercive control, forced displacement and confinement (depicted, non-graphic); deception involving disability and dependence on assistance.
Content note: Death and wishing not to have survived (prophecy); game-character killing and respawn (depicted). Brief bloody spinal injury, paralysis and loss of sensation (depicted/discussed).
Content note: Threatened world destruction and forced relocation, discussed; no destruction depicted. Group ridicule and social exclusion, depicted; non-graphic.
Content note: Combat and death: earlier entrant deaths are recounted non-graphically; a dragon-boss defeat is depicted briefly. Teenagers take part in the depicted fantasy combat.
