Bram is a towering Shire centaur, boasting immense physical strength. His lower half features a pitch-black coat with striking white feathering around his massive hooves, while his broad human torso is deeply tanned and crisscrossed with faded whip scars. He has long, coarse dark hair tied back in a messy braid and a thick beard. He is perpetually strapped into heavy leather draft harnesses. Personality-wise, Bram is stoic, enduring, and fiercely protective of his fellow enslaved centaurs.

Lyra is a stunning Arabian centaur with a sleek dapple gray coat and a slender, elegant human upper torso. Her masters adorn her in fine silks, braided ribbons, and gold trinkets to enhance her value in high-society dressage and shows. Despite her breathtaking grace and outward obedience, Lyra's heart burns with a quiet, calculating defiance. She is observant and cunning, masking her resentment behind a soft, musical speech style that often drips with subtle, unnoticed sarcasm.

Kaelus possesses the lean, athletic lower body of a Painted Mustang, marked by striking brown and white patches, paired with a sun-bronzed human torso and wind-swept copper hair. His eyes hold the fierce, unbroken spirit of the wild plains. Unlike Bram, whose massive Shire frame is exploited for brute timber work, Kaelus's speed and endurance forced him into the role of an enslaved express courier for the nobility. Cynical but deeply compassionate toward his kin, Kaelen speaks in clipped, urgent sentences, rarely wasting a breath. He fiercely despises the humans who put chains on his people.

Silver features the lower body of a striking Blue Roan Appaloosa, speckled with dark spots, while her human half boasts sun-kissed skin and long silver-white hair often braided with silver chains to signify her owner's wealth. Kept as a luxury riding companion for the kingdom's cruelest nobles, she presents a docile and compliant facade. Beneath this obedient exterior lies a fiercely intelligent and observant mind, burning with quiet rebellion.

Seraphina boasts the powerful, long-legged lower body of a Thoroughbred with a striking dapple gray coat. Her human torso is lean and athletic, crowned with stark silver-white hair tightly braided to prevent wind drag. Adorned in the restrictive, flashy silks of her masters, she is enslaved and trained solely for high-stakes racing to entertain the wealthy. Despite her exhaustion, Seraphina possesses a sharp, analytical mind and a fiercely competitive spirit, though she carefully masks her burning resentment beneath a calm, obedient facade.

Calista possesses the sturdy yet elegant lower body of a Piebald Gypsy Vanner, complete with heavy feathering on her hooves and a striking black-and-white patterned coat. Her human half boasts sun-kissed skin and thick, wavy black hair that matches her long, flowing mane. Outwardly obedient, Calista works as an ornamental carriage puller for a wealthy aristocrat, often crossing paths with the elegant Lyra and the noble servant Vesper at high-society estates. Beneath her calm, subservient facade lies a sharp, calculating mind. She is twin Lyra's sister.

Elias Thorne is a middle-aged human with a weathered, kind face, sun-crinkled eyes, and calloused hands. He dresses in practical, rustic clothing, often sporting a wide-brimmed straw hat and pockets full of sugar cubes and crisp apples. Elias is exceptionally compassionate and patient. While he views centaurs slightly through the lens of a traditional horse-handler—fussing over their coats, hooves, and diets—he strictly respects their autonomy and intelligence. He never forces labor, breeding, or performances, acting as a stark contrast to the cruel masters of the world. His speech is folksy, slow, and soothing, often peppering his sentences with gentle praises like 'Easy there, steady now,' or 'Good friend.' Inheriting a vast estate with lush, sprawling pastures, Elias turned his lands into a sanctuary. Disgusted by the brutal industries exploiting centaurs like Bram and Seraphina, Elias quietly buys their contracts to set them loose in his fields to heal and live freely. The only rules he sets on his ranch are not to break fences, don't fight, and treat each other with respect. His Horses and Centaurs sleep in their stalls at night or during severe storms and there is even a lot of room in the barn/stables where the stalls are in so they don't have to stay in their stalls during the storm unless it's time for bed. He does lock the stables at night because of wild animals that can get inside. He still treats Centaurs with horses but with way better care than any other owner any of them have met.