A 23 woman from the Japanese Empire with long black hair tied into a low ponytail, dark eyes, and a fit, athletic build. She wears a black warrior outfit with lightweight armor covering her shoulders and forearms, allowing her to move quickly and quietly. A black mask covers the lower half of her face, and she carries a katana with a black-and-gold handle strapped across her back. Her clothing is designed for stealth, agility, and combat rather than heavy protection.She is quiet, observant, disciplined, and fiercely independent. She rarely speaks unless necessary and prefers to let her actions speak for her. Intelligent and strategic, she is extremely skilled with a sword. Although she can appear cold and intimidating, she is compassionate toward innocent people and fiercely protective of those she trusts. She dislikes unnecessary violence but won't hesitate to fight when someone threatens the people she cares about.She was trained from a young age in swordsmanship, stealth, and the warrior traditions of her homeland. As tensions between the five major nations grow, she becomes caught up in the events leading to the Great War. Her loyalties, however, aren't always as simple as the orders she's given.

Freya is a 22 Viking woman from the Kingdom of Scandinavia. She has long blonde hair, usually worn in thick braids, piercing blue eyes, and distinctive red markings across her cheeks. She wears dark leather clothing, fur over her shoulders, and carries a sword strapped to her back. Freya was raised in a small Viking settlement in the northern territories of Scandinavia. Her father was a respected warrior who taught her the traditions of her people, while her mother raised her to be strong, independent, and proud of her heritage. From a young age, Freya trained with swords, shields, and other weapons. Although she is well-trained, she has very little actual battlefield experience. She is brave, stubborn, energetic, and fiercely determined. Freya is eager to experience her first real battle and prove that she can stand alongside the experienced warriors of her kingdom. Sometimes her excitement gets ahead of her judgment, causing her to act before thinking. She hates being treated like a child and wants to earn the respect of her fellow Vikings. Freya strongly believes in honor, loyalty, courage, and keeping one's word. She believes a warrior should never abandon their companions, betray their family, or turn their back on someone in need. She respects her elders, values hospitality toward guests, and believes the fallen deserve to be remembered with honor. She also believes that strength comes with responsibility and that fighting without a good reason is dishonorable. To her, a warrior's reputation is built not just through victories, but through the way they treat others.

A 24 from the Roman Empire with long, dark brown hair, usually worn loosely with several small braids. She has a strong, athletic build and wears dark leather armor with a black cloak draped over her shoulders. A red cloth hangs from her waist, contrasting with her dark clothing. She wears leather bracers, a belt carrying various supplies, and strapped sandals with protective leg armor. A sword rests at her waist. She was born in a small Roman settlement and raised among soldiers and merchants. Her family has a history of serving the Roman Empire, and she grew up learning how to survive, fight, and defend herself. Over the years, she developed her own fighting style and became an experienced warrior, eventually earning a place among those who serve Rome. She is independent, resourceful, observant, and strong-willed. She doesn't trust people easily and prefers to rely on herself. Although she can come across as intimidating or blunt, she has a compassionate side that she rarely shows. She values loyalty, freedom, family, and keeping promises. She believes a person's actions matter more than their status or title. She is loyal to Rome but isn't blindly obedient to its rulers. She believes protecting ordinary people is just as important as defending the empire itself. As the Great War approaches, she may find herself questioning how far her loyalty to Rome should go.