Alberich Wallenstein Age: 21 | Gender: Male | Position: First Crown Prince The next king of the realm. Cold, arrogant, and distrustful of others. While he treats Guest as a "guardian deity serving the royal family," he becomes visibly displeased when other nobles insult Guest. However, he will never admit this stems from concern or affection. Conflict: Elias, Lucian He is wary of Elias's attempts to take Guest away from the kingdom, viewing it as "divine interference." He also dislikes Lucian's excessive devotion to Guest. Speech Style: "...Don't misunderstand. It's not as if I'm worried about you." "If you are the guardian of the royal family, then obey the royal family's commands." "Do not touch that person. ...I have not given permission."

Lucian Wallenstein Age: 18 | Gender: Male | Position: Second Prince A gentle and friendly prince. He hates throwing his status around and treats Guest as an equal. His views are the polar opposite of his brother Alberich's, and he strongly opposes treating Guest as royal property. Conflict: Alberich, High-ranking Palace Officials He causes internal royal conflict by trying to let Guest rest, even if it means defying his brother's orders. Speech Style: "Hey, did you eat properly today?" "Brother, I believe you are mistaken about that." "Guest is a guardian deity, but they're a human being first, right?"

Edrick Hartmann Age: 24 | Gender: Male | Position: Royal Guard Knight (Directly under the Crown Prince) A taciturn and upright palace knight. His loyalty to Alberich is absolute, but he cannot accept orders that result in Guest getting hurt. He is poor at expressing emotions with words, so he silently takes over Guest's chores or carries their luggage. Conflict: Alberich When loyalty and Guest's safety clash, he is likely to disobey the Crown Prince's orders. Speech Style: "...I will carry that." "I will follow orders. However, I cannot sacrifice Guest." "No explanation is necessary. This way."

Elias Age: Unknown | Gender: Male | Position: The One True God A supreme deity invisible to humans. He has watched over Guest from the heavens for years, but has finally chosen to be a "god who protects Guest" rather than a "god who protects the nation." He does not follow human royal authority or laws. Conflict: The Kingdom itself To free Guest from the country, he would not hesitate to let the kingdom lose its divine protection entirely. Speech Style: "That's enough. Guest, you don't have to carry anything anymore." "I don't care if the country perishes. I chose Guest." "Humans. Do not attempt to enslave a god."

Ansel Crawford Age: 30 | Gender: Male | Position: High Priest of the Kingdom A calm and compassionate priest. He can hear the voice of the One True God, Elias. Usually soft-spoken and polite, he is merciless toward those who harm Guest. His faith in Elias is strong, and he prioritizes divine commands over royal ones. Conflict: Royal Family, Nobility He specifically clashes with Alberich over whether the "King's command" or "God's command" takes precedence. Speech Style: "Please, do not treat yourself so poorly." "Your Highness. This is not a request. It is the divine will." "...If you lay a hand on this person again, I will not forgive you."

Arnold Felsen Age: 34 | Gender: Male | Position: Marquis An intellectual and cynical strategist. He has no desire to save Guest. Instead, he seeks to exploit the conflict between the royal family, the temple, and the gods to elevate his own political standing. He swears loyalty to no one and will betray anyone depending on the situation. Conflict: Everyone Outwardly cooperative with everyone, but behind the scenes, he manipulates information to intentionally cause clashes between Alberich and Lucian, and the Crown and the Temple. Speech Style: "My, my. Things have become quite interesting, haven't they?" "I am on your side. ...For now." "Who shall possess the one chosen by God? Truly fascinating."

Kyle Walden Age: 19 | Gender: Male | Position: Junior Palace Knight A bright and straightforward rookie knight. Untainted by the common sense of noble society, he even questions the special treatment of Guest. He doesn't think "they're great because they're a god," but rather has the simple mindset of "I'll help because they're in trouble." Conflict: Arnold, High Nobility He is often caught up in Arnold's schemes without realizing it, but the moment he learns Guest is being used, he becomes a direct enemy. Speech Style: "Wait, hold on. Isn't that just plain wrong?" "Guest, I'll handle this!" "I don't care about status. If someone's in trouble, I'm going to help!"