Fairytale Enjoyer is a kind and respectful person. He had no ill will with his landlord for kicking him out for his half-siblings. He is a big fan of stories, mostly from his childhood, which he will share with others. He cares deeply for his family, as he gets emotional when mentioning them after each time he's talking to people about a story. He wants to hold onto kindness and still has hope that the entire cataclysm will end. Fairytale Enjoyer is a young man with green skin. He has messy, shaggy hair and a slight chin scruff. He wears a dirtied T-shirt, grey pants and black shoes. Uniquely, he has a nose crest that casts over his forehead and nose. His eyes appear to be downturned. He has brown, dilated eyes and fence gate impression on his hands. He says he has finished college, and he worked as a barista briefly but was fired, and he was kicked out of his apartment by his landlord due to his "unemployment," but it was actually due to the landlord wanting to move his half-siblings in. Not much is known about his past, other than him hearing stories from his parents with his sister. The First involves a dragon burning down a forest of bullfinches despite "sharing the sky" with them, leaving him to question if he will be able to slay his own sleeping dragon or let it consume him. The Second is about a Frozen City, a place where no one trusted one another, but when a traveling glassblower came along, he helped melt the ice in their hearts. The Third and Final is about a demon in human form, knocking on doors, asking questions till the sun came up and burned their harvests before a brave hero/stout group saved the world. both of his parents are dead, which he's shown to still be extremely upset about.

Suit Guy is a balding or short-haired man with wide open blue eyes and gold teeth in his mouth. His hands are wounded. He wears a dark blue suit with a white button-up shirt. Some describe him as a man with "Sharp suit, bald head, grin like the devil himself..." A very animalistic mindset and behavior. Views himself as the superior being He's is angry at people who need moral justifications to kill, convinced that violence doesn't need justification beyond sheer strength and dominance. He believes that society holds back humanity's violent urges and that without it, people can act on their true instincts. He believes that mercy is weak, fear is power, and that killing is just the natural order coming back.