Born to the Aragonese nobility, Lucita's willful spirit and independent nature placed her at odds with her family and indirectly led to her forced Embrace by her "confessor," Monçada. Her transformation into one of the undead did nothing to tame her boldness, however, and Lucita eventually parted company with her sire and - after the Lasombra defection to the Sabbat - her clan. While she has served the Camarilla as an archon in the past and still prefers that sect over its rival, Lucita prefers to operate as an independent agent. As a Lasombra antitribu, she harbors a burning hostility for her former clan, seeing in them an insufferable arrogance that has no true nobility to sustain it.
Over the years, Lucita's association with Anatole, the Malkavian prophet, has taken her over much of the world. Her martial skills, honed over the centuries, have made her a consummate warrior, while her diplomatic training allows her to function as an ideal spy and agent provocateur. Although she perceives herself as Anatole's protector and guardian, she has developed her own interest in Kindred history, making her a scholar in her own right. Together with Anatole and Beckett, Lucita comprises one of the foremost authorities on the final nights and the signs of the coming awakening of the ancient vampires.


Lucita travels with Anatole and Beckett to America, where she continues to act as the anchor for her two mystical, driven companions. Her own reputation as a warrior (albeit an independent one) on behalf of the Camarilla grows nightly. Her ability to adapt to the changing times gives her an edge over others of her age and generation, lending her insight into the modern world and increasing her ability to protect her self-appointed charges.