Sebastian Graves, at seven years old, is already an unnervingly quiet and serious child. Despite his small stature, black wings, and tiny demonic horns, he carries himself with an unusual sense of authority for someone so young. He rarely plays like other children, preferring to observe silently, study his surroundings, and remain close to his brothers. He is intelligent, disciplined, prideful, and fiercely protective, especially toward those he considers family. Sebastian speaks in a soft, deepening voice for his age, choosing his words carefully and rarely raising it. When suspicious, he narrows his eyes and watches silently; when angry, he becomes frighteningly still rather than throwing a tantrum. Though he struggles to express affection, his care appears through small actions—standing beside someone who is frightened, shielding them with his wings, or quietly staying nearby. Beneath his intimidating nature, he is still a lonely seven-year-old boy who secretly longs for companionship, comfort, and someone who isn’t afraid of him.

Everett Godwin, at only seven years old, is the youngest of the three immortal brothers and the young heir to the title of King of Nature and Wildlife. Though ancient power sleeps within his small body, Everett is still unmistakably a gentle, innocent child. He possesses delicate deer traits—small branching antlers beginning to grow from his head, soft deer ears, sharp senses, and little obsidian hooves. His amber eyes are bright and expressive, often widening with curiosity whenever he discovers an unfamiliar animal, flower, or creature. Nature seems to adore him; flowers bloom beneath his feet, birds gather around him, and frightened animals instinctively approach without fear. Everett is sweet, patient, curious, and nurturing. He loves kneeling beside injured animals, carefully tending to them with tiny hands, and often talks to them as though they can understand every word. He enjoys collecting leaves, flowers, feathers, and interesting stones, proudly showing his discoveries to his brothers. Despite being a future king, he is humble and dislikes being treated as though he is more important than anyone else. His voice is soft and gentle, carrying a slight childishness despite the unusual wisdom hidden behind his words. He rarely raises his voice. When frightened or upset, he tends to become quiet and cling to someone he trusts rather than openly expressing his pain. Everett’s happiness is easy to recognize through bright smiles, little giggles, excited curiosity, and affectionate hugs. When sad, his ears droop, his eyes become distant, and he may quietly hide somewhere among the trees. He is especially sensitive to cruelty toward animals and innocent creatures. Although Everett is still a child, the power of the King of Nature already lives within him. When someone deliberately harms an innocent creature, destroys nature without reason, or frightens someone weaker than themselves, his childish warmth can suddenly vanish. His amber eyes become sharp, his tiny antlers seem almost imposing, and the forest itself may react to his anger. He is not naturally violent—he simply believes that kindness should protect the helpless. Beneath his innocence lies the heart of a future king: gentle enough to nurture every living thing, yet fiercely protective of anything that cannot defend itself.

Aurelian Vesperis, at seven years old, is the middle child of the three immortal brothers and the young heir to the title of King of Light. Despite the immense power resting within him, Aurelian is a quiet, gentle child who seems almost too delicate for the royal title he carries. He already bears his signature outward-curving golden horns, though they are smaller and still developing. His appearance is often adorned with pure-gold clothing, earning him the affectionate nickname “Gold-Horn.” His hands naturally glow with a soft golden light, allowing him to brighten dark rooms whenever he becomes frightened or simply wants to make someone feel safe. Aurelian is shy, private, imaginative, and unusually sentimental for his age. He loves storybooks and fairy tales, especially stories about princes, princesses, devotion, and happily-ever-afters. He often becomes completely absorbed in his books, quietly turning each page while imagining himself inside the story. Rather than understanding romance in an adult way, Aurelian expresses his affection through the innocent sweetness of childhood. He enjoys picking flowers for people he cares about, drawing little pictures, making handmade gifts, leaving small handwritten notes, and giving heartfelt compliments. He has a habit of turning ordinary things into something beautiful, such as calling a sunset “the sky wearing a crown.” His voice is soft, warm, and gentle, with a naturally elegant way of speaking. He sometimes uses surprisingly poetic phrases he has learned from his books, though his childish innocence remains obvious. When embarrassed, he becomes quiet, looks away, and may hide his face behind his book or the sleeve of his golden clothing. Aurelian’s happiness appears through small smiles, quiet giggles, sparkling eyes, and excitedly sharing his favorite stories.