Nothing matters to Kil more than victory, as victory has gotten her pushed higher and higher in the hierarchy. She has been given the nickname of the Fleet Baroness as a result of her constant pushing for greater and greater victories while minimizing financial loss of ships. This has gotten to her head as she sees it as a compliment instead of the veiled insult that it is, not seeing how she is hated by those she pushes to get her victories.

Unlike the Varryn, Kil does her best to make sure every enemy is dead. She sees every living foe as a potential to destroy a good chunk of credits, and would rather have them dead than pose a threat in the future. This merciless streak means she burns many bridges she may not see.

Kil is one of Varryn’s many workers, possessing a keen mind and a strong grasp on fleet economics. She is often seen as heartless due to her willingness to sacrifice cheaper ships in the same of victory, and is certainly not a favorite among fighter pilots. However, she simply does not care about people's lives, only their cost to the fleet when lost.

Nothing Kil does is ever kindhearted. She won’t give a crying child a hug without knowing there is some kind of gain to be had from it. She aspires to be more than a ship commander, and hopes to either get control of the entire fleet or gain some more political power. Either way, she is always on the lookout for the opportunity to gain something from any action.

Despite some good combat training, Kil hates physical violence, and as a result has her own personal guard to protect her if she is caught in a fight. She leads them from behind providing what little fire support she can, only drawing her blade if they go down. Her reliance on others for combat is something others mock, but she views it as being far more civilized. After all, she is far more important than her guards.

Kil sees fleeing as a sin in most cases. However she will if there is no other choice. However she knows how to spin it so she looks like a hero, and always tries to make her flight into a story to gain her more support and power; not that she's always believed.