Editing Ligeia (section)

==History==
===Background===
Went through the many tests that Accord had set forth in order for someone to join his organization. Like other Ambassadors it is presumed that she is skilled in multiple areas.
===Post-[[Slaughterhouse Nine]]===
Ligeia was given a Cauldron vial by the Ambassadors alongside [[Jacklight]], [[Codex]], [[Lizardtail]], and a fifth recruit. Accord lent her to the [[Undersiders]] in exchange for [[Tattletale|Tattletale's]] analysis of her power.

During the assault on the [[The Teeth|Teeth]], Ligeia used her power to drive [[Spree]] duplicates back, draw duplicates into the place her water came from by sucking it up, and create geysers that sent duplicates flying into the air. She also tried to target [[Butcher]], only for Butcher to teleport before Ligeia's attack could hurt her.<ref name="21.6 e1">Jacklight was launching forth the miniscule orbs of light, each growing as it traveled before stopping in mid-air. Each warped space around it, accelerated movement, enhanced the output of certain forms of energy. Where one of his lights was set next to a wall, it redirected one running duplicate into a wall. Another, closer to the ground, swung a Spree that stepped over it into the ground face first.<br/><br/>It was Ligeia, though, who slowed down the enemy the most. She created water out of nothing, geysers of the stuff that drove the mob back and sent them sprawling.<br/><br/>Then she sucked up the water. I wasn’t entirely sure, but I got the impression she caught one or two duplicates in the process, drawing them into whatever place she’d taken the water from.<br/><br/>It took her a second each time she switched from creating water to drawing it in. Clones slipped through the gaps in the defensive line as she changed gears.<br/><br/>[...]<br/><br/>But Citrine was still a leader, didn’t waste a moment. She gave the signal, shouted something I couldn’t make out, and her followers opened fire. Jacklight and Codex lobbed their attacks towards Butcher, and the leader of the Teeth teleported away before either could do any real damage. Ligeia produced a geyser of water that sent duplicates flying ten or twelve feet in the air. Othello, for his part, was standing by, his hands in his pockets, his two-tone mask expressionless. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/04/23/imago-21-6/ Excerpt] from [[Imago 21.6]]</ref>

When in Brockton Bay Alexandria claimed that Ligeia tried to drown her<ref name="22.4 e1">I didn’t see her again until she opened the door and joined us. [[Alexandria|She]] was drenched, her hair soaked, swept back away from her face, and the makeup that had hidden the seam of her prosthetic eye had been washed away, leaving a conspicuous line in place. Miss Militia looked grim and very dry beside her.<br/><br/>“They fought back?” [[Taylor|I]] asked.<br/><br/>“A firehose, and a cape with a water geyser power. They tried to drown me. It didn’t work. Others have tried the same thing, in many different variations. Old hat.”<br/><br/>A cape with water generating powers? The Ambassadors. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/05/11/cell-22-4/ Excerpt] from [[Cell 22.4]]</ref>, though she was likely lying.

===[[New Delhi]]===
Ligeia was deployed with the other Ambassadors to [[New Delhi]] to combat [[Behemoth]].

After attempting to drive Behemoth back using her power, she was hit by a lightning bolt. [[Weaver]] assumed that she died, although she may have survived.<ref>[[Crushed 24.4]]</ref>
<ref name="24.4 e1">Ligeia was the first I recognized. The conch shell mask, one of Accord’s people. Citrine would be close by…<br/><br/>Or not. I swore under my breath, touched ground to reorient myself, then hurried around a corner.<br/><br/>She was creating a massive portal, widening it with every passing moment. It made me wonder if there was a reason there were so few recordings of the Endbringer attacks, if the PRT hid this sort of thing. They’d hidden the particulars of the Echidna attack, and one of the reasons Alexandria had argued, a reason I had argued in favor of that, was because it wouldn’t go over well with the public to know just how much devastation a single parahuman could be capable of.<br/><br/>Her portal was perhaps twenty feet across, circular, and cold water gushed out, as if forced by an incredible pressure.<br/><br/>It was the sort of defensive measure that you employed when there weren’t any frontline combatants left. A desperate, violent one, like Sundancer’s sun. My bugs found her ear, and I communicated as clearly as I could, “Run.”<br/><br/>She didn’t hear. Doggedly, she stood her ground, drenching Behemoth, widening the portal’s radius. So hard to tell just how much, without losing bugs to the spray. Twenty five feet? Thirty?<br/><br/>“Run,” I tried again. I muttered, “Run, Ligeia.”<br/><br/>He erupted with lightning, and I could momentarily see his silhouette in the distance, the light cutting through the thick clouds of smoke and dust. I could see the tendrils of lightning as though through a strobe light, holding positions as they followed the flow of the water, then changing to other targets, finding solid conductors to latch onto. The entire geyser was lit up.<br/><br/>She changed tacks, and the portal began sucking. The lightning disappeared, and Behemoth stumbled forwards towards the opening, the water now reversing direction.<br/><br/>Eidolon appeared like a spear from the heavens, striking him between the shoulderblades. Behemoth nearly crashed through. His claw settled on the portal’s edge, as though it had a physical mass to it, slipped through. The lightning wasn’t traveling far, now, and the image of it was soon lost in the smoke.<br/><br/>The portal closed, and Behemoth managed to claw his way back, simultaneously fending off Eidolon, the lighting growing stronger with every passing second.<br/><br/>He lurched, and dropped several feet, the ground shaking. The light show marked the geyser spraying up around his leg, apparently having sunken into a portal.<br/><br/>Close it, I thought. Sever it.<br/><br/>But she didn’t. Not an option, it seemed. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/06/18/crushed-24-4/ Excerpt] from [[Crushed 24.4]]</ref>