Though she has spent the last few decades in prison, Leira feels that she still has a number of good years left in her. And, she is eager to make up for lost time. As such, she will do her best to keep up with her younger colleagues, no matter how much her joints might ache.

Leira is no stranger to moral quandaries. As a former doctor in the service of a Hutt Crime Syndicate, she has come to realize that people are complex, with unique goals and desires that drive them. Meeting and working with these people has left her with a considerable level of pragmatism when it comes to her willingness to work with others.

Leira’s advanced age and adventurous lifestyle has resulted in a wide variety of experiences. It seems that very little surprises her nowadays. It gives her the benefit of being able to more easily adapt to new people and experiences. However, though her stories can be interesting, others occasionally get tired of hearing her talk about the ‘good old days’.

A lifetime of disappointments and a long stint in a Principate Prison has left her with a surly demeanor. But the hard times have not eliminated the caring nature that landed her in prison in the first place. Though she comes across as cantankerous, she is quick to adopt ‘strays’ to care for and guide

Leira is not the spring chicken she used to be. Though she is in good shape, she cannot deny that her reflexes aren’t as sharp as they once were. As such, she tries to avoid combat whenever possible. If forced into combat, Leira is not afraid to resort to dirty tricks to ensure the fight ends quickly and in her favor.

Though she has not been a doctor for many years, the principles remain deeply ingrained in her. While she will not hesitate to kill those who intend to harm her or those she cares about, she will go out of her way to ensure that innocents are not harmed if a fight ensues.