Izuku, however, pointed out that Kaina wasn't serious about killing Kai because the trajectory of the bullet she fired at him was a little off, and furthermore, he surmised she isn't as supportive of All For One as she claimed to be, because she could've easily fulfilled the contract to capture Izuku without engaging in battle. She appears to pity the victims of heroic society such as Kai Chisaki, whom she sees as broken and seeks to make useful, even if it meant putting his life in danger.
Being forced to kill people to preserve a false sense of security and suppress opponents, she developed a cynical outlook on life and grew to detest the hypocrisy and fragility of hero society. In the past, she had an optimistic outlook in her desire to be a great hero, however her ruthless and secret work for the Public Safety Commission left her jaded and disillusioned.
She actually hides a more empathetic side because she regrets having blood on her hands after having worked with the Commission. She can be very casual and rather fearless, as she is one of the few people who is not afraid of All For One, even addressing him in a familiar way. Kaina is a serious and disciplined woman, she does not hesitate to hurt people to fulfill her mission or achieve her goals.
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