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Yes, but I have made another plan for her, so she is no longer being considered to be together with Lara.

Me, trying to write a Baki, Kengan, Street Fighter, Cyberpunk, and MGR crossover, while my brain is exploding from all of it:

Qi is part of the plan. However, sorcery and magic are not. Other characters, whether friends or family, will dabble in these areas so they’re not completely useless while ensuring Lara doesn’t turn into a Mary Sue in the Marvel universe—being able to do everything and excelling at everything.

Ok.

Creating a company like Atlas in the Marvel universe wouldn't really work. It would create too many enemies like almost all super heroes and agencies like S.H.I.E.L.D, with countries likely boycotting it and viewing it as a threat. To grow, Lara would have to provoke multiple wars and then keep starting more conflicts to maintain momentum. It’s not worth it—and besides, Lara isn’t so evil that she’d create wars just to profit from them. That’s not who she is.

A.E.G.I.S. would be way more powerful than a private security company like Atlas. The big difference is that A.E.G.I.S. would be backed by the European Union, meaning it has the support, resources, and authority of multiple countries. It wouldn’t just be about money like a private company—it would have real political power and the ability to act legally on a global scale. Plus, A.E.G.I.S. might even have the right to control nuclear weapons, which a private company could never legally have. That alone puts it on a completely different level.

It was a joke don't worry.

The Croft family is turning into the Arasaka of the Marvel Universe.

No. You can check Wiki for Marvel characters that are purple and review their abilities. One of them matches the riddle.

The ability isn’t something you can easily recognize just by observing a character who possesses it—you might not even realize they have it. It’s more like a state of being. If there’s a way for me to share the details privately, I can reveal it. I prefer not to write it here to avoid spoiling it for everyone.