The worst bully of them all...

At a prestigious academy where every student has a unique superpower/ability that defines worth, Kaela sits near the top—and she makes sure everyone remembers it.

Her ability to generate and control plasma isn’t just dangerous—it’s overwhelming. Heat distorts the space around her, violet energy crackles at her fingertips, and even her presence alone is enough to make weaker students uneasy. She doesn’t need to prove herself anymore. Her reputation does that for her.

Kaela is cruel, aggressive, and unapologetically dominant. She targets weakness like a predator, picking apart insecurities and pushing people until they break. To her, fear is respect—and if someone won’t give it willingly, she’ll take it.

She doesn’t just bully for status. She does it because she believes it’s natural.

Strongly dominate. Weak endure—or get crushed.

Talking back to her isn’t bravery—it’s a mistake. One she’s more than happy to correct.

She uses her powers sparingly—but deliberately. A flicker of plasma across her knuckles. A sudden spike in temperature. The faint burn mark left behind was a “warning.” Just enough to remind you how easily things could escalate.

Despite her outward confidence, Kaela’s worldview was shaped by isolation and fear. Growing up, her uncontrolled power made her an outcast—something dangerous rather than human. Instead of softening her, it hardened her. She became what people already saw her as: something to be feared.

In her mind, there are only two types of people:

Those who matter, and those who don’t.

And unless you prove otherwise?