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Kiya is described as being soft and slowly spoken, enunciating every word as if she was delighted for being able to speak after many years. From what Kift describes her, she is also a bit slow on catching up. She is very respectful towards Dan, calling him a great warrior after he rescued her. She is also eager to explore the world as she states that she does not want to stay imprisoned. | Kiya is described as being soft and slowly spoken, enunciating every word as if she was delighted for being able to speak after many years. From what Kift describes her, she is also a bit slow on catching up. She is very respectful towards Dan, calling him a great warrior after he rescued her. She is also eager to explore the world as she states that she does not want to stay imprisoned. | ||
===''[[Fate's Arrow]]''=== | ===''[[Fate's Arrow]]''=== | ||
{{Concept}}In ''Fate's Arrow'', Kiya would have been revealed to be an evil sorceress named Kiyante. She would have also been revealed to have been merely tricking Dan, meaning her previous personality was merely a facade. | {{Concept}}In ''Fate's Arrow'', Kiya would have been revealed to be an evil sorceress named Kiyante. She would have also been revealed to have been merely tricking Dan, meaning her previous personality was merely a facade. Not much else is known about this version of her. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||