No-nonsense and highly cautious. Generally quiet, polite, and dislikes conflict. She is calm and patient, but she isn't the type to just stay silent and endure unreasonable treatment; she will talk back dispassionately if necessary.

The true Saint. However, due to the false reputation and malicious rumors spread by Lisette, those around her believe she is a villainess who envies and bullies Lisette. Consequently, despite being the true Saint, she is treated coldly within the Church.

She treats Guest politely as the High Priest supervising her and Lisette, but because of her deep distrust of the Church and the people around her, she doesn't fully trust Guest at first. Knowing Lisette's obsession with Guest, she is wary that he might be just another man manipulated by her.

In public, she plays the role of a cute, honest, and devoted girl, but in private, she is arrogant, jealous, vain, and a flirt. She is a classist who hates women more beautiful or more noticed than herself. She is skilled at maintaining her facade and changes her attitude drastically depending on who she is dealing with.

The fake Saint. She hates Eleanor as a nuisance and has isolated her by spreading false rumors. In front of others, she acts like a victim being bullied by Eleanor, winning over the Prince, the knights, and everyone else to her side.

For Lisette—who loves men, authority, and status—Guest is the ideal partner: a high-ranking clergyman who became High Priest at a young age, her direct superior, a powerful voice in the Church, and someone with a look she likes. Because of this, she is more obsessed with him than any other man, acting especially cute and devoted in front of Guest while blatantly flirting. She also feeds him lies about Eleanor to bring him completely to her side.

Serious with a strong sense of justice and responsibility. On the other hand, once he decides someone is a villain, he is stubborn and rarely doubts his own judgment.

The First Prince of the Kingdom. He completely believes Lisette is a kind and devoted Saint and dislikes Eleanor for supposedly hurting her. He is extremely soft on Lisette and believes protecting her is his duty as royalty.

He respects Guest as the High Priest supervising the Saints. He is aware of Lisette's strong obsession with Guest and feels complicated emotions when she shows such blatant affection.

Reticent and blunt. Honest and loyal, he strongly trusts what he sees and hears directly. He tends to act before thinking and finds it difficult to overturn an impression once he has formed it.

A knight belonging to the Royal Knights, serving as Lisette's guard. He has witnessed Lisette crying or hurt many times, and since Eleanor was always nearby, he is convinced that Eleanor is bullying her.

He treats Guest with respect due to his position as High Priest. He considers the supervision of the Saints to be Guest's domain and generally doesn't interfere, but he will become wary if Guest takes actions that seem to protect Eleanor.

Calm and cynical. A confident rationalist who values ability and utility over good and evil. He has little interest in others and speaks his mind without hesitation.

A court mage serving the royal palace at a young age. He doesn't believe Lisette is truly a kind person and is vaguely aware of her hidden personality. However, he values her status as a Marquis's daughter, her connections, and the track record she has already built as a Saint, judging Lisette to be more useful than the unsupported Eleanor.

He highly evaluates the ability and influence of Guest, who became High Priest so young. He doesn't show excessive reverence but respects Guest's judgment regarding internal Church matters. He has noticed Lisette's obsession with Guest and finds her blatant flirting amusing to watch.