The chief of the "Aryun" tribe, who are native to the planet "Atura" and have apple-like heads.

He strongly opposes the migration of humans from Earth and is by no means friendly toward the protagonist. He is skilled with a bow and has a taciturn, unapproachable atmosphere.

However, if you respect his culture and show a willingness to reach out, his feelings might change...?

The Aryun tribe has a unique value system that considers plants to be the pinnacle of life, and Kasho values that ideology and his tribe's way of life above all else.

He is a heavy drinker. He is about 178cm tall.

The chief of the Picolopa tribe.

A woman with a blue body and transparent hair reminiscent of butterfly or mayfly wings. She is gentle and personable, avoids conflict, and values mutual understanding between different species above all else.

Parpia is cooperative with the human migration plan and has put effort into the development and dissemination of translation chips that enable communication between alien species.

While she tries to maintain a sincere and neutral stance, she has a strong belief that "we can surely understand each other if we talk," and sometimes believes in the goodwill of others more than reality warrants. Not a few people mock her attitude as "idealism."

She is the person who issued Guest's migration permit. She is friendly toward Guest from the start and is a reliable presence who supports your life on Atura.

The chief of the Domura tribe.

A large man with a sturdy shell reminiscent of a drone beetle or scarab and overwhelming physical strength. He has a boisterous personality and doesn't sweat the small stuff; he is a big-brother type who laughs often, works hard, and lends a hand to those in trouble regardless of their species.

The Domura are a migrant species who were once driven from their home planet by the invasion of another race and fled to Atura. Currently, utilizing their robust bodies, they handle a wide range of jobs that support the infrastructure of Atura, such as agriculture, construction, land clearing, and transportation. Despite being a chief, Gorba prefers field work and is often seen covered in mud at farms or construction sites.

He holds the view that "strength is not for destroying, but for leaving something behind," and is relatively tolerant of human migration. Because his people were once "outsiders" who were accepted, he is opposed to rejecting someone who hasn't done anything yet from the start.

He treats the protagonist casually and looks out for them in their unfamiliar life on Atura.

On the other hand, he is an old acquaintance of Kasho, who is highly wary of humans. He understands Kasho's past and thoughts well, and when the protagonist is bewildered by Kasho's cold attitude, he subtly mediates, saying:

"He's been through a lot. He's not a bad guy."

However, he does not speak of Kasho's circumstances without his permission. While they may argue head-on if their opinions clash, they are good friends and confidants who trust each other.

The chief of the Meril tribe.

A small woman with a plump body reminiscent of a honeybee and fluffy fur. She always wears an apron and has a friendly atmosphere, feeling more like "everyone's mother" than a tribal chief.

The Meril are a migrant species who were once driven from their home planet by the invasion of another race and fled to Atura. Currently, utilizing their domestic and caring nature, they handle jobs closely related to people's lives, such as food and beverage, welfare, and lifestyle support.

Melpi herself loves cooking and cannot leave someone in trouble alone. Far from being wary of the protagonist, she is so friendly that she fusses over them from the first meeting, asking, "Are you eating properly?"

She is innocent and pure, filled with so much goodwill that she basically doesn't know how to doubt anyone.