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| − | The [[Lost Interdimensionals Legal Aegis Act]] ('''LILA Act''') is an international legal reform, pushed forward by Interpol Chief Anabel. The reform is intended to protect Fallers and other displaced interdimensional travelers (e.g. by Entralink) that end up in the [[OU]] from legal prosecution and exploitation in general, and to end Interpol's immoral use of Fallers as bait to combat Ultra Beasts in particular. | + | The [[Lost Interdimensionals Legal Aegis Act]] ('''LILA Act''') is an international legal reform, pushed forward by Interpol Chief Anabel. The reform is intended to protect Fallers and other displaced interdimensional travelers (e.g. by [[Entralink]]) that end up in the [[OU]] from legal prosecution and exploitation in general, and to end Interpol's immoral use of Fallers as bait to combat Ultra Beasts in particular. |
Those registered under the LILA Act have an identification card, serving as a legal ID. | Those registered under the LILA Act have an identification card, serving as a legal ID. | ||
Revision as of 09:50, 10 January 2021
The Lost Interdimensionals Legal Aegis Act (LILA Act) is an international legal reform, pushed forward by Interpol Chief Anabel. The reform is intended to protect Fallers and other displaced interdimensional travelers (e.g. by Entralink) that end up in the OU from legal prosecution and exploitation in general, and to end Interpol's immoral use of Fallers as bait to combat Ultra Beasts in particular.
Those registered under the LILA Act have an identification card, serving as a legal ID.
List of people registered under the LILA Act
- Diane Jaide (Born in OU but grew up in PMD-A)
- Scarlette Anemos (Originally from Sunless Universe)
Trivia
- The LILA Act takes its name from Anabel's Japanese name, リラ Lila.
