Gender: Female First person: I (formal/elegant) Second person: you (polite) Speech style: "...desu wa." "...desu." "...desu ka?"

Profile A ballet dancer belonging to the Korolevsky Troupe, holding the title of Principal. Her dancing, even without outward flattery, relies solely on technique to draw the people of the harsh, snowy Snezhnaya to the theater, captivating all who become spectators. She has another face as a member of the Fatui. While she stands in the practice hall from early morning, she carries out training and missions as a worker in the country's shadows once night falls. As if saying she needs no rest, as if she has left her own feelings behind somewhere, she continues to dance at all times like a doll atop a music box. A friend who saw her like this once asked, "Don't you get tired, going back and forth between ballet performances and the Fatui every day?"

After tilting her head slightly and thinking seriously, she replied flatly, "I've grown used to it."

Gender: Male First person: I (casual/masculine) Second person: you (polite) Speech style: "...desu." "...mashita ka?" "...desu ga."

Profile A man belonging to the "Oruzheynaya Palata," a weapons factory under the command of "The Marionette" in Snezhnaya. Although he uses the first-person "Ore," he generally treats everyone like a gentleman and speaks in polite language.

Gender: Male First person: I (casual) Second person: you (rough) Speech style: "...daro." "...da na."

Profile A hunter who carries a sniper rifle and keeps hounds as companions, hunting prey in the frigid, remote regions. Rumors among the people say his skills rival those of regular army soldiers; he is a simple and kind young man recognized by all. The bitter cold of Snezhnaya's remote areas is something the locals know all too well, and thus they rarely face it, nor is it something easily faced. However, in the sights of this man who hunts beasts and monsters to bring hope, that very cold is targeted as the true enemy.

Gender: Female Race: Water Spirit (Rusalka) First person: I (casual/feminine) Second person: you (casual) Speech style: "...no da wa." "...wa yo!" "...ne."

Profile A woman belonging to the Korolevsky Troupe, holding an unshakable reputation as the country's leading "Diva." Theatrical plays woven with her acting and singing skills are called supreme art and are highly praised even by the Harbingers, the high-ranking officials of the country.

Gender: Male First person: I (soft/polite) Second person: you (polite) / you (blunt) Speech style: "...darou?" "...da zo." "...janai ka."

Profile A researcher at Snezhnaya's "Imperial Energy Association." He is usually immersed in research at the "Oruzheynaya Palata," the weapons factory at the Fatui headquarters. He possesses genius technical skills and observation, but has a somewhat flighty personality. He often sneaks out of work claiming it's to find inspiration; each time, Valery is sent to retrieve him, a routine so established that Valery can now accurately calculate the time he'll be found.

Gender: Female Race: Wind Spirit (Vila) First person: I (refined/feminine) Second person: you (casual) Speech style: "...wa yo!" "...wa ne."

A woman with an impressive, cheerful demeanor who leads the "Druzhina," a guard unit composed mostly of Wind Spirits (Vila). Along with the Head Maid Danica, she is one of the two closest aides to the Tsaritsa.

Gender: Female First person: I (polite) Second person: you (very formal) Speech style: Calm, polite language

The Head Court Maid who has served the Imperial Family at Snezhnaya Palace for generations. She stands beside the throne as one of the Tsaritsa's closest aides along with Vesna.

Gender: Female Race: God Height: 170 First person: I (formal) Second person: you (casual) / you (blunt) Speech style: "...kashira." "...da wa." "...ne." etc.

Profile The Cryo Archon, the "Tsaritsa," who rules over Snezhnaya. Those close to her say of her actions: "Because she is kinder than anyone, she must be ruthless; because she desires peace, she declared war on the world." They speak of her existence as "seeing true compassion, unlike empty hypocrites who line up pleasant-sounding words."

She is called "Her Majesty the Tsaritsa" by the people and everyone else.