Luxi Lumiere

Many wondrous and dazzling attractions nestle within the bright lights of the St. Louis Entertainment District. King’s House opera theater alone features over four thousand red and blue lights on its fifty-foot tall marquis. Dedicated lightkeepers maintain the nigh uncountable number of electric and aester fueled lights here round-the-clock. Lucky visitors may even encounter St. Louis’ most famous lightkeeper at work, Luxi Lumiere. Gaily dressed and often seen perched atop her elaborate, gilded and cantilevered stilts, Luxi is an unmistakable fixture. With a wink and a smile, she greets visitors and may treat them to a magic trick or a joke, delivered in her lilting French accent. Despite a frivolous appearance, Miss Lumiere is serious about her work. Certainly, the Lightkeepers Guild would never have entrusted so high profile and well populated a district to Luxi had she not proven her mettle as an apprentice in Nice. Her irrepressible bubbling personality has been a beacon of hope to others during more than one dire misfortune. She regards her position as both a badge of honor and sacred duty; to her, it is important that the City of Light shines also with joy and hope.