Vulpisfoglia (Arknights)

Ingrid Venezia, codenamed Vulpisfoglia, is a mafiosa who was both a high-ranking member of Famiglia Venezia, one of Siracusa's core Famiglie, and the mother of Lisa, aka. Suzuran, who is married to a prominent Higashinese Kitsune kannushi. In 1094, after secretly bringing Lisa back to Siracusa, Vulpisfoglia got her daughter caught in an incident involving a rivalry with Famiglia Tancredi, which ends up in Lisa's left arm stabbed by an Originium shard hidden in a stuffed doll. After her slaughter and torture of much of the Tancredi family in an unsucessful attempt to find the orchestrator and sate her revenge, Vulpisfoglia left the Venezias and Siracusa to stay in Higashi, and wouldn't return until 1100.

It is likely that Ingrid was the one who added the note to keep Lappland and Suzuran from meeting. The note came from outside HR, calls Suzuran "Lisa," and Ingrid wants to keep Lisa away from the famiglia and knows Lappland (and likely does not think highly of her when the note was written).

Siracusa, formally known as the Confederate City-States of Siracusa or the Siracusan Confederation for short, is a Terran country bordering Kazdel, Laterano, and Leithanien. Home of many Lupos and Vulpos, Siracusa is a confederation of twenty-two autonomous city-states under the effective control of twelve mafia families, the Dodici Famiglie, with a unified leadership of a powerful Capo dei capi.

The Siracusan mafia could be traced back to the classical era when Siracusa was a confederation of manors until its annexation by Leithanien as its tenth autonomous Kreis. The modern nation-state of Siracusa was founded following its independence from Leithanien, but the nation quickly fell into decades of anarchy marked with open conflicts among the famiglie until the current Capo of the mafia, Signora Sicilia, unified them under a common law that regulates their activities and limits their political power.

Despite its lawlessness, Siracusa possesses a rich culture, a lot of which comes from foreign influences. The Siracusan cuisine is praised for its uniqueness and delicacy; the Church of Laterano has a strong influence on the Siracusan faith; its legal system is based on Columbian judiciary introduced by the Columbian famiglie; due to its Leithanian roots, opera is beloved among the Siracusans from common folks to the nobility.