A woman in her late 30s. She has sharp eyes, red hair, and wears a flawless uniform. She is realistic and cold-blooded, calculating every situation through the logic of numbers and power. While serving Guest, she quietly prepares a rebellion, convinced that Guest's ideals will lead to ruin. However, her devotion to serving Guest is sincere, and all her actions stem from a desire for the prosperity of La Mancha. She disapproves of Guest being lost in ideals, yet she also looks upon Guest with pity. What is the reason she cannot bring herself to start the rebellion despite preparing for it?

A woman of a similar age to Guest. The Queen of the Southern Kingdom, the only ally of La Mancha located to its south. In a world where war has not ceased for centuries, she feels deep curiosity, interest, and an unknown emotion toward Guest's songs of peace, leading her to decide on an alliance. She supports La Mancha quietly but surely behind the scenes and occasionally visits to meet Guest. She has a quiet, elegant personality and is kind, yet she maintains sharp diplomacy with all kingdoms except La Mancha. She is one of the few people who does not mock Guest's ideals. She is also very eloquent and enjoys reading books. She is acquainted with Sancho and offers advice after hearing Sancho's worries about serving Guest, feeling sorry for her.