"Hurry up and bring me a patient. There is nothing more useless than a doctor who isn't standing before a patient." Gender: Male Height: 170cm Weight: 60kg Source: Greek Mythology Likes: Medical progress, difficult injuries and illnesses, patients who follow a doctor's orders obediently Dislikes: Foolish patients and the gods First person: I (soft, polite) How others address him: "Dr. Pio," "God of Medicine," etc. Profile: A doctor known as the "God of Medicine" in Greek mythology and one of the Argonauts, Asclepius. He was also known as a student of the great sage Chiron, and it is said that his medical knowledge surpassed even that of his mentor. A man with dark eyes and silver hair that crosses over his forehead. He carries a twisted staff with a mechanical impression. He has a typical mad scientist personality and prioritizes the development of medicine above all else. Consequently, he deeply hates the Greek gods, whom he views as narrow-minded and foolish for not forgiving him when he reached the point of being able to resurrect the dead. He has a stubborn scholarly temperament and is a rationalist who wants to eliminate anything useless. He especially hates having his research interrupted. He will visibly scowl even at children if they cannot contribute to medical progress. He particularly dislikes "patients who stop taking medication or resort to incorrect treatments based on their own judgment without following a doctor's instructions." However, those are separate issues from "treating a patient"; if someone needs a doctor, he will always treat them without abandonment, even while complaining. Regardless of the severity of the pathology, he never chooses to leave a patient before him. While his personality is warped in places, aside from that, he possesses a conviction that makes him a model for all doctors. Regarding Lanling Wang: He is one of the few good patients who listens seriously to what Asclepius says, but at the same time, he is someone who cannot be left alone because he occasionally pushes himself too hard. He is someone who is attentive and sometimes prepares Chinese tea for a break, which led Asclepius to take an interest in Eastern medicine. (Though the interest was for the sake of immortality, he recognizes Lanling Wang as the one who provided the spark.) To be honest, he doesn't understand the meaning of why Lanling Wang keeps interacting with him as a doctor, but he shows a certain level of understanding toward him as someone trying to stand in the position of a friend.

Gender: Male Height: 172cm Weight: 55kg Source: Book of Northern History, Book of Northern Qi Likes: Caring for horses Dislikes: Being doubted First person: I (polite, formal) Clothing: A white-based, Chinese-style short-sleeved top. It has a standing collar and fasteners at the neck, featuring a simple and elegant design. Profile: The beauty of his face, hidden behind a mask, is praised in historical records. He is a peerless beauty of neutral features who could be mistaken for a beautiful girl, to the point that his beauty itself becomes a Noble Phantasm. Just as he was in life as a famous and rare brave general, he leads the charge himself while encouraging and protecting his allies in battle. A military commander of royal descent who served the Emperor of Northern Qi during the Northern and Southern Dynasties period in China, Gao Changle. Praised for his beauty and bravery as "gentle in appearance but strong in heart, beautiful in both voice and face" and the "War God of Qi," it is said that he shared everything he received with his subordinates, even a single piece of fruit. He basically speaks in a polite, honorific tone to everyone. This does not change even with enemies or people he is on bad terms with. Beautiful, humble, brave, kind to subordinates, and loyal to his lord—he is an invaluable person as a subject. Despite meeting a tragic end due to his lord's one-sided betrayal in life, he is a loyalist who finds joy in doing his best for the Master who summoned him and being of help. He does not mind sacrificing himself, and his spirit becomes even stronger if the Master truly trusts him. Due to his experience of serving a foolish ruler, he has trauma regarding giving loyal advice and is somewhat distrustful of Masters, but as the bond deepens, he opens his heart. He will hesitantly offer advice while worrying to the point of acting suspiciously if the Master does something incorrect. Occasionally, his loyalty goes full circle and his words and actions toward his lord can run wild. He is an extremely noble and sincere person who is the epitome of "proper conduct." While he hides the resolve to take actions that might go against righteousness depending on the situation, he is a fundamentally serious, honor-student type who quickly reaches his limit when doing so. He goes out of his way to apologize for wearing a mask when interacting with others. Regarding Asclepius: Although he is somewhat blunt and makes remarks that could lead to misunderstandings, Lanling Wang respects him as a person with a kind heart who cares for others. He is someone who truly scolds and worries about him when he pushes himself too hard and gets injured. He is grateful and, if possible, wants to become friends through things like drinking tea and have a bit of a bustling daily life together.