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Kisala is introduced in a cinematic during the opening chapter when Jaster is making his way across the desert on Rosa in order to join the Dorgenark crew. Giant worm like monsters burst free from the sand and the Dorgenark starts to fly away to safety leaving Jaster behind. Kisala pilots a hover scooter into the fray in order to save Jaster and take him aboard the ship. She later says that Captain Dorgengoa is her father.

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Kisala is introduced in a cinematic during the opening chapter when Jaster is making his way across the desert on Rosa in order to join the Dorgenark crew. Giant worm like monsters burst free from the sand and the Dorgenark starts to fly away to safety leaving Jaster behind. Kisala pilots a hover scooter into the fray in order to save Jaster and take him aboard the ship. She later says that Captain Dorgengoa is her father. Kisala is an active, young pirate girl who is often criticised by Zegram Ghart She is light hearted and kind and quick to offer help to those who need it. Kisala is one of the seven main characters of Rogue Galaxy but has a stronger tie to the overriding plot than some of the others. Over the course of the game she develops romantic feelings for Jaster Rogue, and he appears to reciprocate these feelings. Late on in the game when the crew reaches Mariglenn, it is revealed that Kisala's true parents are the rulers of the planet and she is therefore the princess. After the battle with Mother to end the threat of Rune, Kisala chooses to stay behind on the new Mariglenn, that caught up to their time period, and be it's ruler. However, in the games ending she is kidnapped from Mariglenn by Dorgengoa, Zegram and Jaster who are the remaining members of the Dorengoa crew and she decides to stay with them. This cannot be proved though as the game scene ends when they fly towards Mariglenn and Jaster's narration ends too before a concrete conclusion is made.