Lyla Stone

Origin
Lyla Miriam Stone was a female human from planet Earth. She grew up in Brooklyn, New York with her parents, May Stone and Solomon Stone. She worked as an announcer for radio station MSGS. She did well in school, and was proficient in multiple forms of martial arts. Before the destruction of Earth, she had a tight-knit group of friends. When Kath Volt and King Drall destroyed Earth with their fleet, Mary and Solomon secured Lyla a space on one of NASA's evacuation shuttles (Noah's Arks). She received her characteristic locket from her mother before the evacuation. She crashed on The Neej of Gage at age 17 after her homeworld's destruction. She joined forces with Cal Moricas and the crew of The Starstorm in order to defeat King Drall and the Krightlock Army.

Crash on the Neej
Lyla crashed on the Neej and woke up to Lou Taboo and Mate, two con-artists who reluctantly befriended her.

The Vagabond's Mug and The Slum Gang
Almost immediately after meeting Lou and Mate, Lyla found herself working as a bartender for Junnit Truelight in The Vagabond's Mug. In the Mug, Stone met ship doctor Mia Noth Durin and starship pilot Torcal Moricas. Together, the three (along with Lou Taboo) fought and were captured by Asher Slum and The Slum Gang. After being interrogated by Slum herself, Mate managed to rescue the crew.

Journey to Tace
After her narrow escape from the Slums, Stone formed a connection with Cal Moricas. They arrived on the planet Tace in search of The Larrow, a man who Cal thought had information on The Winds of Beyond. Cal was right and Lyla befriended The Larrow and Cenneth Noth Tace, a Tace local before being ambushed and captured by bounty hunters Gjono the Barden Decapitator and Mey'r Doraj.

War for the Winds
Shortly after an encounter with the court of the planet Borrianna, Lyla was escorted as a prisoner to The Winds of Beyond. There, she, along with Merriss Tant, Zytanian Tant, and Cal Moricas managed to defeat King Drall and Kath Volt.

Behind the Scenes
Lyla Stone was played by McKenna Cox in the stage play version of The Winds of Beyond.

Lyla Stone's name comes from two obscure things. Lyla was the name of Sampson Miller's toy dog and Stone is believed to be a reference to a character from Miller's childhood.