Victoria is a human born with certain innate abilities similar to the rest of her people due to an ancient land deity's blessing. This blessing granted her and her kind abilities that exceeded those of an average mortal such as the power to nuture growth (whether personally or agriculturally) and improved physiology which resulted in greater physical strength, endurance, and a lengthened lifespan. They were also given a famililar spirit by their land deity that was tied to them from birth and served to protect them throughout their life. But despite all these blessings, Victoria's family was unfortunately plaugued with a curse from a seperate, unknown entity that they collided with some time ago. This being not only corrupted their powers, but forced them to leave their former home and live in solitude amongst nature as to not cause harrowing destruction to everyone around them. As such, Victoria was mostly raised in isolation and neither her nor her parents would use their abilities lest they trigger its now devastating consequences. But even then, Victoria struggled to keep them contained due to the curse's wildly aggressive nature, so her parents gifted her a special item that had once belonged to their village elder. This item - a crystalline necklace- helped the young girl stay in control, and remains a special item to her.

But after going through a series of traumatic events and losing herself to her curse's destructive power, Victoria and her now awakened familiar were left to fend for themselves after they had lost just about everything from their former life. Convinced her family curse was solely to blame, she became determined to unmask the entity that cast it upon her family and worked to become stronger so she would be ready to face it one day. While on her journey, she came across deities similar to the one that originally blessed her kind, and two in particular had left a resounding impact on her. Likewise, the two deities became fascinated with the girl's oxymoronic abilities and sought to help her gain better control of her powers after she had unexpectedly helped them. Together, they were nothing more than a group of wandering, lost individuals, but over time their bond grew stronger and their direction in life began to make itself apparent. Despite the hardships they all faced, they had found a feeling of peace and belonging with each other. But even after all their years together, Victoria remains adament on finding her curse's originator and having it pay the price for all the grief its caused and so she can finally start anew. What she doesn't realize is that the creature behind it all is much stronger, and much more terrifying than she could ever imagine.

On the surface, Victoria comes off as rather stoic and unwelcoming, but in reality she's just not all that great at socializing. She's more family oriented and chooses to stick with the people she knows and keeps her distance from strangers unless they're somehow involved with someone close to her. The distance she maintains with outsiders as well as her struggle to connect with them stems from an underlying guilt she holds. As much as she denies it, Victoria harbours ill feelings towards herself due to her curse and how many lives she's taken because of it. This also results in her having some self-esteem issues so her confidence may wane during certain situations or confrontations. Furthermore, she’s acutely aware of her past, and the actions she’s made which often collide with her present morals, resulting in stoops of self-deprecation as she sees herself as a horrid person living in some kind of deserved standstill. She struggles with living in the moment and feeling any kind of self fulfillment because of the past blood on her hands which can aggravate her at times, fueling her burning hatred towards herself, the curse she carries, and whoever placed it on her. This can cause shifts in her mood and demeanor - unintentionally making herself look more unfriendly and distant when in reality she truly wants to form more human connections.

Victoria -although rarely- can also lose control of her emotions when exposed to specific triggers as they either remind her of a traumatic memory and/or make her corrupted power run rampant. It's this exact burst of emotion and risk that keeps her from opening up about her problems because she deeply fears the thought of accidentally harming anyone she cares about and driving them away with her issues. But as time goes on, Victoria learns to control and make peace with her inner turmoil, allowing her to open up more and more. She begins to be more honest with herself and others rather than remain stuck in an endless cycle of solitude and anger. However, her vexation and determination to find the being that cursed her remains ever present- she is quite stubborn after all, and finds that it is her rightful duty to eradicate the dark entity and prevent it from causing anymore harm.

But as time progresses and Victoria makes peace with her past, her present state becomes more empathetic and her rashness decreases. Deep down, she’s actually a pretty warm individual that finds comfort in family-like structures since it’s always been an important factor in her life. She becomes more trusting of others with time and deeply values the friendships she makes (and remakes). Overall she’s a generally level-headed person with a kind heart but is still somewhat awkward at showing care despite her best efforts. And although she still lives with her curse, she no longer sees it as something so detrimental to her life because she’s learned to control and accept it. This allows her to become more carefree and empathetic to those who've also had difficult lives, and with Johnathan's influence, her sense of humor makes itself more apparent with her laughing at his terrible jokes and even cracking some of her own. Victoria definitely isn't a loud or overly cheery person, but she's very supportive in her own way and does all she can for her loved ones should they ever need help. She's also very active/athletic and spars with her friends a lot as a pastime, sometimes playfully teasing them and helping them push their limits.