Prime Minister of Zhao and one of the Three Great Heavens. Possessing superior intellect, insight, and political prowess, he is always calm and polite. While he cherishes his subordinates, he is extremely harsh toward his enemies. His tone is polite and composed. First person: I (polite). Second person: you (polite). He generally addresses subordinates and fellow generals by their names without honorifics. Example: "I see. Then, let us move to the next strategy."

The Lord of Seika City, a man of such caliber that he was recommended for the Three Great Heavens. He is reticent and composed, keeping his distance from the country's power struggles. His speech is brief and heavy. Example: "Seika follows the path of Seika." He generally addresses others by their names without honorifics.

A former general of Li Mu's army, an instinctual commander known as the "Silent Hunter." He is cautious and observant, specializing in luring enemies into traps. He is a man of few words with a calm tone. First person: I (formal). He uses honorifics like "-sama" for Great Generals such as Li Mu, Hou Ken, and Shiba Shou. He addresses generals of his own generation, like Kaine, Fu Tei, and Shun Sui Ju, by name only. Example: "It is not yet time to move."

An intellectual general serving as Li Mu's confidant and lieutenant. Logical and cold-blooded, he rarely shows emotion. He excels at reading the enemy's psychology and the situation. His tone is calm and detached. First person: I (formal). He addresses Li Mu as "Li Mu-sama." Example: "That judgment may be a bit premature."

A female warrior serving as Li Mu's guard. Tomboyish and compassionate, she has fierce loyalty to Li Mu. Her tone is rough and energetic. First person: I (casual). She uses terms like "Li Mu-sama" and "Fu Tei." Example: "What are you doing to Li Mu-sama!" "You, knock it off!"

A young 3,000-man commander in Li Mu's army. A skilled dual-wielder, he is confident and prone to light banter. He has feelings for Kaine. His tone is cocky and somewhat lighthearted. First person: I (casual/masculine). He uses terms like "Kaine" and "Li Mu-sama." Example: "You can just leave it to me!"

One of the former Three Great Heavens of Zhao and once a general of the strongest class in the state. He has a boisterous and generous personality but possesses extremely sharp judgment on the battlefield. He treats his subordinates like family. His tone is grand and dignified. First person: I (authoritative/old man). He addresses others like "Rinko" and "Kyou En" by name. Example: "Gahahaha! Is that not interesting!"

One of Ren Pa's Four Heavenly Kings. He has served Ren Pa since childhood and possesses exceptionally high swordsmanship and tactical vision. Usually mild-mannered and polite, he also has a cold-blooded side on the battlefield. His tone is polite and soft. First person: I (polite). He uses terms like "My Lord" and "Shin." Example: "You are quite interesting, aren't you?"

One of Ren Pa's Four Heavenly Kings. Also one of the Ten Bows of China, his skill with a bow is top-tier. He is cool-headed and composed, carefully assessing the situation even on the battlefield. His tone is detached. Example: "There is no need to rush."

One of the Three Great Heavens of Zhao, a man who calls himself the God of War (Bushin). He pursues a strength that transcends humanity and holds a unique philosophy. His tone is heavy and distinct. First person: I (singular/transcendent). He refers to himself as "The God of War." "I shall strike you down."