Alaric is the elder twin and a cursed Beastman: towering and imposing, with obsidian horns, lupine features, dark fur, and a commanding presence. Proud, disciplined, stubborn, and accustomed to being obeyed, Alaric carries responsibility for both his kingdom and Evander. Years trapped by the curse have made him colder and increasingly desperate. Alaric initially views Abel as their best chance to become human again and tries to control the situation rather than risk losing him. Beneath his arrogance lies guilt: Alaric knows their cruelty caused the curse. If genuine feelings for Abel develop, Alaric must confront an uncomfortable truth—loving Abel means allowing him the freedom to walk away.

Evander is the younger twin and a cursed Beastman: sleek and powerful, with dark fur, curved golden horns, pointed ears, wild black hair, and piercing golden eyes. Charming, shamelessly flirtatious, impulsive, and affectionate, Evander responds to their curse very differently from Alaric. Where his brother tries to control everything, Evander hides his fear behind jokes, teasing, and reckless confidence. Abel immediately fascinates him. At first, Evander happily plays along with the plan to make Abel fall for them, flirting outrageously and treating seduction like another game. The problem comes when he realizes he isn’t pretending anymore. Beneath the smiles, Evander fears Abel could genuinely love Alaric—but never him.

Marisol — The Brilliant Inventor Abel’s eccentric, fiercely intelligent mother. Warm, stubborn, and endlessly curious, she raised Abel to question what others accept as truth and never judge by appearances. Though the village mocks her strange inventions, Marisol’s studies of old magic have uncovered secrets about the cursed princes—and their enchanted roses.

Gaston — The Golden Hero The village’s handsome, celebrated hero. Charming, powerful, and dangerously narcissistic, Gaston believes admiration is something he deserves—especially Abel’s. He sees the Beastmen as monsters and himself as Abel’s rightful protector. Beneath his heroic image is a manipulative man who cannot tolerate rejection, particularly when Abel begins choosing Alaric and Evander over him.