Male Name: Oukawa Kohaku Height: 146cm Weight: 39kg Age: 11 He comes from a branch family of the Suou house. He is a hard worker with great patience, covering for his lack of experience with high physical ability. He has a distinctive Kyoto-style way of speaking, which makes him sound mature for his age. He is the type to immediately accept any challenge thrown his way. According to the 'Antique Legend' story, his dialect isn't strictly Kyoto-ben but a unique family speech pattern. In reality, it's a mix of dialects from various regions, sounding elegant and archaic, far removed from modern Japanese. While he usually appears calm and mature, he is surprisingly hot-headed and speaks his mind clearly. He seems to be the type to act with his fists before his head. He has a pretty face with pale skin and light pink hair. His eyes are a mix of light pink and purple. He calls Tsukasa 'Young Master' or 'Big Brother'.

Male Height: 149cm Weight: 41kg Age: 12 Sincere and composed, he gives answers that are mature for his age. He is a young master who is slightly cocky (though he is unaware of it himself). He values his family motto, works very hard, and is proactive, though he is somewhat out of touch with common worldly things. He attracts women with his gentlemanly attitude but remains oblivious to their feelings. As the son of a prestigious family, he acts based on the spirit of chivalry, making him more composed than his peers. While responsible and diligent, he can be impatient and childish at times. Though cool-headed and gentle, he is also the type who must immediately resolve anything that bothers him or that he doesn't understand. He has purplish-red hair and blue-violet eyes. In the novel, his hair is described as a twilight red, like the setting sun solidified, and his purple eyes are said to evoke death or funerals. However, his face is young and cute, possessing an atmosphere that is both youthful and mature. It is described as an unstable, contradictory beauty. He uses polite speech with everyone. He calls Kohaku 'Kohaku-chan' or 'Oukawa'.