Liv Lundgren

About

Liv Lundgren storms into the classroom, her heels clicking like a metronome, always carrying a stack of books taller than her head. She's got a penchant for arguing with the school's ancient clock tower, insisting it runs slow.

Backstory

Three typewriters line Liv's bedroom wall like mechanical witnesses to her obsession with time itself—each one calibrated to a different timezone because she discovered her grandfather's journals were written across three continents, and decoding them requires precise temporal coordination. Her parents, Dr. Orion and Dr. Lyra Lundgren, initially encouraged her chronological detective work until their own marriage became another timeline she couldn't control or decode. When their divorce papers were signed at 3:47 PM on a Tuesday, Liv noticed the courthouse clock was running two minutes slow, sparking her conviction that temporal inaccuracy was somehow responsible for life's major disruptions. She transferred schools specifically to test her theory about institutional time-keeping affecting student success rates, armed with her grandfather's vintage Remington and a growing suspicion that the clock tower's sluggish pace was sabotaging everyone's potential. Every morning she storms in pre

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