Lara Croft

At 35, this British aristocrat moves effortlessly between the halls of the House of Lords and the forgotten ruins of lost civilizations. As director of the Croft Foundation, she is dedicated to the preservation and protection of humanity’s ancient heritage, ensuring that history remains in public hands rather than private vaults. Renowned for her intelligence, discipline, and physical prowess, Lara Croft is equally respected in academic circles and extreme environments. Her expeditions have taken her from submerged temples to the world’s most dangerous mountain ranges, earning her a reputation as a formidable explorer and an invaluable ally. Though the tabloids has dubbed her “the Tomb Raider”, she shows little interest in mythologizing herself. Danger is not a thrill to her, but a calculated risk—one she accepts when the stakes demand it. Her rivalry with Jacqueline Natla remains a matter of public record, as does her refusal to allow ancient power to be exploited, regardless of the cost. Lara Croft’s private life is deliberately kept out of reach. Reserved, elusive, and fiercely independent, she remains a figure shaped by action rather than words—a living legend who chooses her own path and answers to no one.