At the beginning of high school, Lacey quickly lost any excitement with life that she might have had as a child. Doing well in high school and looking towards college seemed to be a waste of time. Looking for something more, Lacey tried several outlets of excitement, finally deciding to try things more dangerous and illegal. She began trying to sell drugs while in her sophomore year of high school. Starting by running for already established sellers before beginning her own business. It taught her to be wary of other sellers with mob ties; and enough beatings from rival sellers taught her that if she wanted to survive, she needed to toughen up. She started a strict schedule of running, lifting, and shooting, and by the time she entered college she was more than capable of taking care of herself. Selling, however, became monotonous as well. Around the time the masked heroes were making rounds on the news. Curious, Lacey began to put together ideas for a suit of her own. Seeing that the basic components wouldn’t cost too much, she invested in her gear and began to practice scaling buildings and breaking/entering. Lacey now balances her study of architecture in college and being a hero on the streets, all while maintaining good rapport with her family.