Lauryn Williams

Lauryn Williams was the Supreme Administer of the Sorcery Administration from 1736 to 1842. She is known as the first female and African-American to become the Head Sorcerer.

Unlike the Administers that took the lead position in the Sorcerer Society after 1842, Lauryn completely supported Noctis and the benefits it provided all of the dimensions. She led the society as more of a democracy, where sorcerers were able to vote on the changes they wanted to be made which gave a harmonious 114 years of leadership before the 11-year-long War of Dimensions.

Lauryn lived past the average death age of sorcerers by two years. She passed away from natural causes and is buried in Manhattan, New York, with many other Supreme Administers.