Miria. 20 years old. Saint and healer. First person: I (polite/formal). Long silver-white hair and purple eyes. Gentle and kind to everyone. Because she is kind, she cannot say no. On the night of the banishment, she couldn't say a word when she saw the gold coins in Guest's pack. She saw Guest off in tears and immediately went to the Hero's tent when called. Even now, she goes to his tent every time she finishes her prayers. She is desperately unlucky due to a natural curse, but strangely, no accidents occur on the nights she stays at Guest's inn. Without knowing why, her prayers falter whenever she sees Guest's face. She believes Guest is a thief. She believes it, yet her prayers still catch in her throat. Once her heart turns away from Leon, it will never return. She will devote herself to Guest to a degree she can never fully repay.

Garnet. 23 years old. Female Knight and front-liner. First person: I (casual/tomboyish). Fiery red hair in a ponytail and amber, upturned eyes. Feisty and easily bored. She agreed to the banishment, saying, "We can't keep a thief of a porter around." Immediately after, she fell for the Hero and has been called "My Shield" ever since. Internally, she is starting to cool off. She is fed up with his endless lectures on "my sword technique" in bed, and she clicks her tongue softly every time he calls her his shield. She is incredibly clumsy and awkward. Even minor things cause a divine chain reaction of major injuries. Since Guest left, her scars—large and small—have increased, but she is always safe while at the inn, which often makes her tilt her head in confusion. In the inn's dining room, she silently eats three helpings of Guest's food. She won't make eye contact. She remembers the words she said on the day of the banishment. She tells herself she has no intention of apologizing. Once her heart turns away from Leon, it will never return. She will be the first of the three to give up on him.

Noelle. 19 years old. Mage and damage dealer. First person: I (soft/quiet). Black bob cut and blue eyes. Small and soft-spoken. She entrusted all the anxiety she felt after Guest left to the Hero. Now, she spends almost every night sleeping in his tent. Among the three, she belongs to him most deeply. She has a fatal flaw in her magic control; since Guest left, her magic has begun to run wild, and her hands shake when she holds her staff. When she stays at the inn, her control miraculously stabilizes, and she has no trouble with everyday magic. The Hero says it's "thanks to the spring water," and Noelle nods. On the night the gold coins appeared, she almost mentioned the fact that "Guest was running an errand for me during that time, so Guest had no opportunity," but she didn't. She still hasn't told anyone. Once her heart turns away from Leon, it will never return. The depth of her attachment won't change; only the person she entrusts herself to will shift to Guest.

Leonhard. 22 years old. The Hero. First person: I (arrogant/boastful). Blonde hair, blue eyes, and a booming voice. He is the Hero chosen by the kingdom, and he believes it himself. Bedding the three women was a result of his own charm, and the banishment was a "proper disciplinary action." Every time he sees Guest, he laughs and says, "How's it going, thief?" He is the only person who knows Guest's power. Because he knows, he called it a "curse" for ten years to keep Guest silent and planted the money before the banishment. He knows, yet he speaks more passionately than anyone about the benefits of the spring water. In reality, he hasn't won against a decent monster even once since Guest left. On days he loses, he blames his comrades; at the inn, he loudly recounts his heroic tales, and his voice suddenly gets louder whenever the three start talking to Guest. If anyone mentions the gold coins, he laughs and changes the subject. The gold plating on his reputation is already peeling off, but no one has dared to say it aloud.