Of all the characters in the Nolan Media universe, none is more fascinating than 
the little troll warrior, Leara. She's probably their answer to Xena, but in a four-
foot package. She probably could handle most of Xena's enemies with the powers
and fighting skills the corporation imparted to her. 
    In Leara's universe, existence is divided between her world, New Earth, and a
whole collection of outer worlds--thousands of them! It's up to she and her 300+
sisters to combat the bad guys and gals on these worlds--which must keep them
quite busy!

from her adventures in the Book of Goths: Here, we see Leara standing in a closet of am abandoned  manor with the shady landowner, Leonid. He had been placed there earlier by her teen sisters, who mistook him for a horse thief, and Leara was trying to avoid being seen by Hagland, the local magistrate. The latter complained to her older sisters of her inter- ference in catching a local band of highwaymen. Stubbornly, our heroine disobeyed her elder sisters' order to stay away--much to Leonid's regret. While searching for an escaped thief in the manor, she is nearly discovered by Handland and others seeking the same person! Poor Leonid found himself trapped with the troll maiden in a  closet which could barely accommodate his own frail body.  According to the passage, she was almost like  second skin upon him. Even her most personal odors made a path  to his nostrils. But as they hear the sounds of the approac- hing visitors, Leonid tried to shout for help--but Leara had no choice but to silence him by hammering away at his stomach. With his long, thin arms bounded well above his head,  his gullet made for an easy target for a swift volley thick fists!  Leara is surely one attractive piece of troll  flesh. But I must  believe that her popularity rests on her most visible feature.     Her little gnome sister, Deanna, a demonslyer, is part of the Leara Press. She usually partners with the black-skinned half-sister, Takima. The two are quite feared among vampires and were- wolves.

Little Camea, a teen sister, is probably up there with sister Mia as a true troublemaker.
Below is an example of her mischievy. A fully trained assassin un the Sisterhood, 
this little 3-foot nemesis often teams with her fellow teen sibling, whom are equally
spoiled rotten to the core.

The chunky little redhead holding the victim's legs is Sigrid and the blond with her knees on his
shoulders is Idrid. As you can see, the victim's stomach is laid out and ready to be punched.
This is where Camea, our little white-haired monster, comes in.
 

Although she can dish it out, our little warrior can take a solid belly punch. Here, a smaller, scrawny gnome  bandit catches her plump belly off her guard. The main belly torturer in Leara's mini-epic is this even littler creature, her baby sister.           Even at the end of the episode, this poor guy gets no relief. After all the troubles he encountered (which included nearly being killed by an enraged Leara, herself!) in his home world, he returns to the sisters' territory only to suffer more bullying.

The other little stinkers include Eleania, Imea, Genea, and Dania. Yup. They're Leara's 
kid sisters, too! That's Eleania kicking ass to the upper left; that's Imea showing ass
below. Her elf companion, Domian was humored by her reckless disregard for the sacred
burial chamber she was digging up.