Before moving to Japan, Crystal’s parents, Catherine and Brendon, lived in the US, her mom got a job offer out in Japan that caused them to move right before getting pregnant with Crystal. Crystal learned both Japanese and English in her childhood, but because English wasn’t incredibly needed, she to this day is still rusty with it. When she was 6, she started getting into law; she had found her mom’s old law book from when Catherine had attempted getting into law in a bookshelf and began to read it when she had nothing better to do. There were many big words and at the time she didn’t understand them, but as she got older, she began to understand them more and more to the point where she no longer needed a dictionary or the internet to figure the words out. By age 10, Crystal had the most important parts of the American law book memorized, or at least somewhat.

She begged and begged for a Japanese law book so she could become a lawyer when she grew up. Once her parents grew tired of her begging, they finally bought a Japanese law book for her. This was an odd request of their elementary-aged child but they weren’t about to snip her fun at that. She spent the next year reading that book and memorizing what she could of it. Neighbors and family friends all identified it as the child becoming a law prodigy. She even excelled in classes at school, making it known that she was incredibly smart. She was even allowed to skip four grades to get further.

Crystal knew years ago that the gender she was assigned at birth wasn’t the gender she was, it was an odd feeling when she didn’t know what to do with it or what to identify it as. Of course her parents labeled her interest in wearing dresses and skirts a phase and berated her for acting in such a way, Crystal eventually came to terms with the fact that she wasn’t supposed to be a boy, but rather a girl, she just didn’t know the feeling in the past. She began growing her hair out and eventually came out to her parents. They didn’t like it at first, but agreed with her after a couple months. She was 14 when they finally were semi-comfortable with her. Her father is still rather strict with her about this issue, while her mother is a lot more flexible.

She started cram school for The Imperial University Faculty of Law at Kyoto University when she was 11 and took the LSATs three times before gaining a score of 180, a very rare score for even adults to get. It was hard to even be able to take the first test due to her age, obviously people doubted her but her first score was very impressive but not enough, the second test got her closer and after an extra few months she got a perfect score. Kyoto let her in, still slightly doubting her, but she did not disappoint. She still had to do her regular high school classes while at the school, though she wasn’t good at keeping up with it. During the five year period of law school, she decided this was the best idea she had ever had. She graduated at age 16 after having pretended to graduate high school with a fake diploma. Her personality changed a lot, making her meaner and more arrogant after having to deal with bullying she got while at the school.

A lot of law firms turned her down for being so young or only offered intern spots that she’d have to turn down, but she didn’t let this discourage her. She knew she was meant for so much more than what she was getting. Finally, she got taken up by a little known law firm, and on their first case, they won because of her. It was a shock that she could do so much given her age. Other law firms found her and her company and asked her to join them. She declined and kept going for her firm, she’d raise it from the seed it was. Crystal gained the company quite a lot of recognition, she herself slowly becoming a well-known lawyer and becoming harder to book since more and more people were wanting her to be their lawyer. She excelled in different branches; defense, corporate, employment, family, and property. Her only downside was that she was bad in criminal law.

She was enrolled in a local high school so she could work on actually graduating from there in secret, but rarely attended classes and was held back three times. At age 18, Hope’s Peak found her and invited her there. Her firm allowed her to go there, as long as she kept up with her job.

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