This is a character created to go along with  asuraludu's Extreme Future Sight series of pictures and characters for the PCA. Basically they are the children of current PCA characters now enrolled in the school themselves. Think of it as an alternate future, "what if" sort of thing completely non-canon to the main PCA storyline.

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Kiana Palmer doesn't know who her true parents are, but then again, she's never had much of a need to care. As an infant sableye she was found on the steps of the dojo run by the father of Team Nocturne's former leader Hokori with nothing but a necklace around her neck, which she still wears to this day.

She was taken in and adopted by family friend Tyrone Palmer, who was sympathetic to the abandoned girl and no stranger to dealing with ghosts. He would raise her as his own daughter, assisted by Aunt Hokori, Uncle Quentin, Uncle Zachary, "Grandpa", and others. She was trained in the ways of Zen, enlightenment, and inner peace, taught to channel her natural aggressive tendencies into more constructive purposes. Despite the strange arrangements Kiana would grow up in a loving family that was closer than their overall lack of biological connections could ever indicate.

Kiana recently started attending the same battle academy that most of her extended family had graduated from, the Poke-Combat Academy of Higher Learning, Kiana has thus far proven to be a highly skilled student, seemingly knowledgeable beyond her years. For her entire life she has had strange feelings of deja vu, and since starting at the academy these feelings have intensified. She's hoping to use her training and education to find out exactly why.

Kiana is as nice, kind, and friendly a 'mon as anyone could meet. She always has some wisdom or advice and is quickly on the path to becoming everyone's best friend. But she won't back down to anyone in defense of something she believes in, and those who think her friendly nature means that she doesn't know how to fight or is reluctant to do so if pushed quickly learn otherwise, the hard way.