Kimya's upbringing is relatively uneventful. Born to Maria and James Niram, a pediatric surgeon and a successful entrepreneur, her parents had nothing but love to give to her and her older sister, Naomi. Coming out at a relatively young age, her parents showed nothing short of undying support in helping her transition both socially and physically. There's nothing else too notable in her childhood.

After high school, she was given an almost full-ride scholarship to a college in a nearby city, a three-hour drive from her parents house, and a four and a half hour train ride for her to go there. Majoring in philanthropy, she lives in a small two bedroom apartment with her best friend since childhood, Marilee. As part of a deal with her mother, she got a job at a nearby coffee shop while her relatively wealthy parents paid her rent.

After about two years of the motonony of a job and college, she's grown bored of things and wishes for a change that'll change her life, whether it be a change of scenery, love, or (in her wildest dreams, spawned by her love for fairytales) the adventure of a lifetime.

A close friend online friend, Seven, had recommended she play the game. It was in beta, the premise nothing short of intriguing. A created by an AI, based around what you've played before. A new idea, and definitely one that caught her attention. While she initially thinks it to be shoddy, considering the half-assed textures and graphics, and the boring gameplay that wasn't even based off anything she's ever played, upon making an attempt to leave the game, she's transported to a place that's not quite in the game, nor is it outside.

And thus begins the true story.

She's still in here, to this day, stuck in an endless loop that's well out of her control. Her will to escape has yet to disappear, and while her kind personality has remained, she tends to come across as more and more weary with each reset. She knows very few remember the past like she does, but the one that hurts the most is Sator, the one she loved since the very beginning, and the one who always ends up falling in love with her. It's cruel, what the creator of the game is doing. She knows he's not an AI like he claims, she's heard from him what he once was, what he wants her to understand, what he craves from the others within the game. His tragic past is not of her concern, and her hatred for him only grows with each loop of time he forces upon her.