Lara is washed ashore and immediately starts looking for El Dorado, which she finds with the help of a Native kid.

Lara is hired by an archaeological society to obtain proof that they have actually dug up the cities of Sodom and Gomorrha before an investor by the name of Kagan turns them into a condominium complex site.

Lara is off to another dig site when she (surprise, surprise) runs into Kagan again.

In the midst of a high school reunion, everybody finds themselves turnes into teenagers again. What's even worse is that Lara - with no weapons at all - has to fight a ghostly knight in full armor.

When being given a tour through 10 Downing Street by her old schoolmate, British Prime Minister Tony, Lara meets several ghosts, including Winston Churchill.

Lara is in Australia, doing the usual: getting in trouble while trying to locate an artifact. At least she cleans up after herself.

Lara is stuck in the "dream world" and has to solve several riddles on her way to free herself. Unfortunately, her solutions are far from being correct. This issue is not set in the present time but in the future, after Lara has completed her journey.

Lara finds the rightful owners of the artifact she's after, a Native tribe, and finds out it's not in our dimension anymore but has been taken into the "dream world" by Kagan.

Lara travels through the "dream world", meets an old, long dead friend and discovers a weapon strong enough to face Kagan with.

Severing Fates

Lara pursues Kagan all across the "dream world" and realizes she has to literally rid herself of all her past mistakes to defeat him.

Settling Old Scores

When she realizes she and Kagan have constantly been battling it out in different incarnations over the centuries, Lara decides to put an end to it and gives Kagan a chance to finally choose his own fate.