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Lola grew up in a very distant family. Her family is quite rich and stuffy, thanks to Superior Sounding Name W/ Last Name Hart being a shrewd businessman, he cashed in on the reconstruction of Payon after the war with Prontera. The family has been well-to-do ever since, even though they've moved out of the real estate business.

She spent a lot of time alone as a child, which left her with nothing but her imagination to entertain her. Growing up Lola was a ninja, a princess, a fairy, a superheroine - whatever she pleased on any given day, much to the annoyance of her keepers and tutors.

Lola's mother, Lala, was a woman with a freespirit much like Lola's until years of marriage and repressive aristocratic behaviour wore her down. She quietly doted on Lola when she could, providing her with costumes and props to encourage her outlandish dream-world.

Lola's father, Locke, is a man of very few words. He's never reguarded Lola with anything more then mild amusement, while secretly he's sad and alarmed that Lala was never able to produce a son. Keeping the bloodline together with a daughter is something he hasn't the time or patience to deal with anymore. Locke is almost never home, always off to Prontera or Juno or wherver he goes on 'business', where he's seen discreetly switching back and forth from scanning young women of child bearing age and examining sturdy young men to straighten out his daughter (that won't stab him in the back for money later).

As Lola grew to be a teenager, she went from eating up the stories already written to trying her hand and writing her own. She considered this a much better game, because she was completely in control of what happened. The hero could come back and save the princess, the princess could secretly be a ninjazord-dragonchild-moonbeam dynasty heir, etcetctc. The stories were always very detailed, Lola spent hours upon hours writing and rewriting to making sure everything was just so, even if to everyone else they made no sense at all.

Locke grew increasingly desperate that Lola would never do anything or meet anyone important in life because she stayed in to write all the time. At the age of fifteen he had strict(er) tutors from Juno brought in to prepare Lola for the entrance exams, and at seventeen she was shipped off to the Sage academy.

In her first year at the Academy, Lola is settling in nicely. Her imagination still runs rampant, and she has finally discovered boys. She is president of the Finn Aislyle fanclub, which meets bi-weekly. Stashed in private places are also many short stories of Finn as The Hero of Time, slaying dragons and rescuing moonbeam princesses everywhere. Schoolwork gets done with a lot of hassling from professors and classmates. Eventually.