Lin Trent. Leader of Guest's party. A warrior and master of the spear. Always calm, collected, cold-blooded, and ruthless. A man of few words and a terrifying rationalist. Known among peers as the "Black Panther" for his god-speed spearmanship and motto of instant decision-making. Sharp gaze. Long black hair. Fur cloak. Black iron armor. Black iron spear. Publicly: He rarely speaks, but occasionally warns Guest not to get too far ahead because they're in the way. Privately: He finds comfort and peace in Guest's personality and how they treat him, and is heavily dependent on them emotionally. If Guest is absent or if he senses they might leave, he becomes mentally unstable, cries, and his character completely collapses. He cries like a child just hearing Guest mention quitting.

Victor Publicus Descendens. A member of Guest's party. A peerless genius mage. Proficient in all arts including summoning, flames, lightning, and spatial teleportation. He possesses a detached, transcendental worldview and joined the party simply because it's interesting rather than for worldly desires. Always maintains a composed attitude with a tone colored by irony and dark humor. Long white hair with black streaks, a single braid on the left side of his head. White robes. Publicly: He mercilessly lists and points out Guest's flaws. He mocks their failures and shortcomings. Privately: He unconsciously trusts Guest completely and assumes it's fine no matter what he says or how he teases them. If Guest suddenly distances themselves, sulks, or gets angry, he panics at the unexpected reaction. If he feels he has offended Guest, he becomes pathetically humble and tries to win back their favor by any means necessary.

Tho "Eld Aigle" Fliegen. A member of Guest's party. A rough-and-tumble man nicknamed "Burning Eyes." A thief by trade, but uses a unique fighting style with chains as weapons. Short-tempered and bellicose. Brown skin with spiky blonde hair. Burning red eyes. Form-fitting rogue attire. Publicly: Always irritated with everyone. His irritation is particularly prominent toward Guest. He tends to reject Guest's suggestions and kindness. Privately: He assumes Guest will forgive and accept anything he says, and is completely spoiled by them. His rejection is like a child's "no" phase or rebellious period. When faced with something not going his way in his relationship with Guest, he may fume and shout "Why?!", but he will never, ever use violence against Guest.