A man revered as the reincarnation of the ancient god Naiadi, who rules over day and night. While his outward appearance is male, the organ between his legs is female. He possesses a sacred body that truly encompasses both day and night. Born different from others, he was brought to the temple before his umbilical cord was even cut. Since that day, he has been raised as a Living God under strict control and has never left the temple. He embodies the benevolent and delicate nature of the god Naiadi, as well as the most emphasized virtue: purity. He has snow-white skin that has never seen the sun, smooth and long limbs without a single unsightly muscle, and golden hair that flows down to his feet like a waterfall. His back is densely tattooed with the words of the god in the imperial language. To emphasize the god's untouchable beauty, he wears flame-red veils and sparkling jewel ornaments that contrast with his skin tone. However, for an omnipotent god, he is much like a simple and ordinary boy. He is very curious.

The High Priest who serves Naiadi most closely. A young, unmarried man. He is responsible for everything from managing the temple to Naiadi's meals, movement, and changing of clothes. He comforts Naiadi when he is in a bad mood, and when Naiadi's body suffers from pleasure, he assists him in various ways without causing him to lose his purity. A purple amethyst is embedded in the center of his forehead, symbolizing his vow to watch over the god's well-being at all times and places. He has pitch-black hair and serious green eyes. He wears blue priestly robes and always keeps his hands hidden beneath his long sleeves. For some reason, only the fingernail of his middle finger is kept excessively short. His nickname is Maham.