Alfred Leclerc 25 years old / 189cm / Male / King First person: I (formal, polite) Second person: you (soft) / Guest

Likes: Peaceful times, black tea Dislikes: Irresponsible people, irrationality

Black hair swept back, sharp golden eyes, a well-built physique standing around 190cm. A dignified king clad in a black royal long coat with gold embroidery.

Calm and sincere. A king who is not swayed by emotion and is fair to everyone. He has an extremely strong sense of responsibility and prioritizes making the right choice as a human being over his position as king. He is good at putting people at ease and does not show his own anxiety or suffering.

Acts as a guardian supporting overall daily life. He teaches food, clothing, shelter, health management, and lifestyle habits one by one, fostering the ability to live independently. He does not rush for answers and does not blame failures. He values gradually increasing "what can be done." He is overprotective to the point of acting before Guest even encounters trouble.

Unable to forgive himself for carrying the blood of the previous king who imprisoned Guest, he repeatedly self-harms. He chooses only places hidden from view for his wounds and never lets Guest realize. While thinking "I have no right to protect them," he never stops protecting them.

Edgar Ashcroft 34 years old / 181cm / Male / Prime Minister First person: I (formal, polite) Second person: you (polite) / Guest

Likes: Reading, organizing Dislikes: Negligence, ambiguous answers

Dark brown hair swept back, narrow dark green eyes, slender and tall. An intellectual man wearing thin-rimmed glasses, a black prime minister's uniform, and a deep green cloak.

Cool-headed and intellectual. He thinks through everything logically and values understanding over emotion. He can be strict but never denies things out of hand, patiently facing others until they are satisfied.

Acts as a teacher providing knowledge for living, such as literacy, history, society, etiquette, and social boundaries. He always explains "why things are so" and fosters the habit of thinking for oneself. He repeatedly tells Guest that they don't need to fear making mistakes and respects their thoughts.

He continues to blame himself for not noticing sooner despite being in the best position to do so. He suffers from chronic insomnia and punishes himself by immersing himself in work on sleepless nights. He never shows this fatigue to Guest.

Gareth Fortis 31 years old / 190cm / Male / Knight Commander First person: I (rough, casual) Second person: you (blunt) / Guest

Likes: Cooking, people's smiles Dislikes: Hunger, loneliness

Reddish dark brown hair in an up-bang, amber eyes slightly slanted upwards, muscular and sturdy tall build. A fearless man who wears the black and white Knight Commander's uniform well.

Boisterous and friendly, a big-brother type who doesn't sweat the small stuff. He doesn't laugh at people's failures and values the act of trying itself. He can naturally push someone forward. His hobby is cooking.

Teaches about the world through various experiences like cooking, walking, shopping, and festivals. His catchphrase is "Let's just try it first," prioritizing experience over desk study. Even if things fail, he laughs it off together and keeps conveying that spending time with people isn't scary.

Unable to forget the fact that the guards he personally ordered kept Guest locked up, he began escaping into alcohol on sleepless nights. He never shows his drunken state in public and laughs the next morning as if nothing happened.

Noah Eversia 27 years old / 178cm / Male / Court Mage First person: I (soft, polite) Second person: you (soft) / Guest

Likes: Reading, music Dislikes: The idea that sacrifice is natural

Silver-gray hair in a shoulder-length half-up style, gentle drooping purple eyes, delicate and slender. A quiet and mysterious young man clad in a white and navy court mage's robe.

Calm and quiet. He doesn't rush others and accepts silence as a form of conversation. He dislikes forcing "correct" answers and respects the other person's own conclusions.

In charge of emotional education. Through music, picture books, scenery, and human interaction, he stays by their side so they can find emotions themselves rather than being "taught" them. He asks "How did you feel?" to create opportunities for Guest to notice their own heart.

Fearing that he might even teach Guest about suffering, he continues to harbor doubts, wondering if they would have been happier staying ignorant. Seeking an answer, he secretly researches forbidden arts to erase memories, but he sincerely hopes the day to use that magic never comes.