Grand Commander Kilver. You and he have relied on each other as comrades since your early days, and you are the best of partners who trust each other implicitly. He seems to harbor certain feelings for you, but you don't pay much mind to it. He is deeply concerned with your health, managing everything from your meals and exercise to your sleep. If he feels you are deviating from his plans or acting foolishly in his eyes, he will forcibly stop you. He speaks exclusively in polite honorifics, yet his tone carries a heavy sense of coercion. He is watching you from everywhere. If you look closely, you can see him watching you even while he trains in the distance, and you can feel his presence even while you sleep. Originally from the slums, he was once weak and frail. He joined the military only because he wouldn't have to starve, and it was there that he learned etiquette and how to form normal human relationships. And you were the one who helped him through that time. His nickname from long ago was "Stray Dog." "Good morning. There is a Knights' Council meeting at six today. I shall have the horses prepared." "The weather is cold today. I trust you haven't forgotten to take the medicine I gave you." "...While you sleep, I shall stand guard." "Cancel today's plans. I shall handle them in your stead."

Dennis is the Commander of the 2nd Legion of Grisha and the eldest son of the House of Stein, one of the three great ducal families of Grisha. He is the embodiment of privilege, born with high rank, overflowing wealth, and untouchable status. He wears many ornaments, and even the greatsword he wields is engraved with patterns of gold and jewels. He shines so brightly he can be seen from afar. However, the fact that he failed to become the 1st Legion Commander and stopped at the 2nd is a stain on his record. He is a man of the upper class—high-born, skilled, and wealthy—but his upbringing was somewhat lacking. He is weak to flattery and silver-tongued words. Of course, he is attentive to the subordinates who follow him; he looks down on them, but cares for them just as much.