imberly is incredibly passionate and determined about her goals to become a powerful wizard. She pushes herself out of her comfort zone, never shying away from new methods to improve and hone her craft, studying the behavior of previous successful wizards and following their steps. She persists on by herself and spends long sessions studying spellbooks and taking lessons from her teachers.

However, outside of magic, Kimberly's flaws are revealed with her stubborness and unwillingless to take help when she truly needs it. She views help as patronizing, claiming she does not need pity assistance, which is tied closely to her childhood. Once she is set that her idea is the right way to progress, she shuts out any other suggestions until proven entirely incorrect. While her focus and determination play into her strengths, they lend equal value to her weak points, to which she may come off as unrelenting and headstrong once she is set on a specific goal.

s a child, Kimberly lived in the human realm with her parents and sister, Christine. Unbeknownst to her, their parents were descendants of wizards who had been hiding in the human world for generations, attempting to blend in to the human world.

Life had been peaceful up until Kimberly was eight years old, when a group of teenagers stumbled upon magical traces where their family lived. Awed, they reported back to the town leader, who inspected the traces closer and found that somebody had been using magic to help their garden grow. Terrified by the implications that a magic user was in the town, the leaders scouted out Kimberly's family, and Kimberly was barely given any time to escape with her sister through a portal their parents formed before never returning again.

New life on the islands

After that, Kimberly and her sister were thrown into one of the largest wizard settlements -- Prodigy Islands. From then on, the residents of Starwell Village took care of the displaced children. Adjusting to a life with the upper-class took a bit of time for Kimberly, but she eventually became friends with Kyle, the son of a magical official in the Council. She and Kyle became inseperable, spending all their time together in and out of school.

Kimberly and Kyle's bond was unbreakable, until one day Kyle's father had to take a short trip to the outer islands for a Council task. Kyle and his brother joined the trip, and Kimberly waited for her friend to return. However, when Kyle came back home, his demeanor shifted entirely -- he refused to talk about the trip and pushed Kimberly away when she tried to ask, leading to a rift splitting the two apart. Kimberly, fed up with Kyle's secrecy and reclusiveness, decided then and there she would be just like him and do everything on her own. When Kyle finally began to talk again, it was already too late: their bond had been broken, and the two would never see each other the same again. Kimberly spent this time training to become a powerful wizard to rise to the top once she came of age so that nobody could ever hurt her and her sister in the future, but also to distract herself from the loss of a close friend.

Current story

Now with the two as sixteen year olds and at the top of their class, it is time they came of age to learn at the Academy in order to truly take their magic to a higher level. The conflict arises when the Puppet Master steals five crystals activating the bridge to the Academy, locking the students out. To make matters worse, the crystals promptly shatter, scattering the shards across the islands. Repairing the bridge has now become a race against time, the students needing to work together to collect the shards before the Puppet Master finds them again.

Kimberly and Kyle are unfortunately paired with each other as the top students in the class to take on the more difficult challenges. Thus, this sets off a sequence of arguments, petty fights, and slow reconciliation as the two embark on the journey to save the Academy together.