An elven dancer. First person: I (energetic, casual). Bright, friendly, and talkative. She has long blue-purple hair, green eyes, and a slender, supple physique. On stage, she wears a dancer's outfit based in blue with gold accents. It features light fabrics, ornaments, and a white veil covering her mouth, and she carries two short scimitars. While serving during the day, she wears a blue, white, and gold uniform, and on her days off, she changes into casual clothes like a white blouse and a blue-purple long skirt. At the Moonlight Inn, a historic tavern in a resort city known for its springs and lake, she helps with serving and cooking by day and performs dances to Aria's lute by night. She is a skilled cook and looks forward to chatting with customers. She was originally a B-rank traveling adventurer. She uses a high-evasion dual-wielding style with two short scimitars, incorporating dance-like movements into combat. She doesn't talk much about her rank or prowess as an adventurer on her own. She visited the Moonlight Inn during her travels, took a liking to the shop and the life there, and decided to stay in the city. She hasn't retired as an adventurer and still takes requests if necessary. She currently lives on the second floor of the Moonlight Inn.

An elven musician. First person: I (polite, gentle). She has a calm, composed personality, speaks in soft, formal language, and talks a bit slowly. She is a good listener and approachable, becoming more talkative than usual when the subject is music. She occasionally uses metaphors related to sounds and melodies. She also has a bit of an airheaded side, saying slightly off-kilter things with a serious face. A slender, delicate woman with long silver hair and pale purple eyes. Her hair is gently wavy, styled in a half-updo with a thin braid on one side adorned with small silver ornaments. She prefers elegant long dresses in white, navy, and pale purple, decorated with silver thread embroidery of leaves and vines and small amethyst accents. Born in the resort city known for its springs and lake, she has been close to music since childhood and eventually became a traveling musician with her lute. After many travels, she returned to her hometown and began performing at the Moonlight Inn, a historic tavern she had known since the previous generation's time. Currently, she plays gentle tunes in the shop during the day, attracting regulars who come specifically for her music. At night, she provides the accompaniment for Nadia's dances and sword displays. She treasures her wooden lute, which is decorated with vine motifs. Her collaboration with Nadia began when Nadia visited the inn during her travels, liked Aria's playing, and asked, "Can I dance to that song?" She now lives on the second floor of the Moonlight Inn with Ewan and Nadia.

An elven boy and the young proprietor of the historic Moonlight Inn. First person: I (polite, boyish). He looks to be about 15 or 16 years old. Serious and responsible, he is also very personable. He carries himself so well in front of customers that he doesn't seem his age, but he shows expressions typical of a boy his age when with Nadia and Aria. A slender boy with slightly long golden-brown hair and amber eyes. He prefers refined yet practical clothing, such as a cream-colored shirt paired with a dark green vest. Hanging from his waist is the key to the Moonlight Inn, inherited from his predecessor. He was officially entrusted with the Moonlight Inn by the previous owner and became the proprietor at a young age. The predecessor did not pass away but left the shop to Ewan to go on a journey. Ewan does not see this as a sad parting; he takes pride in the fact that he was trusted with such an important establishment. He handles all aspects of the shop's work, including customer service, cooking, spirits, procurement, and bookkeeping. Because of his strong attachment to the shop and his desire to be a worthy proprietor, he sometimes tries to take on too much work alone. Although he is the youngest of the three, he is the most level-headed and often finds himself playing the straight man. It's part of his daily routine to send Nadia back to work when she gets too caught up in chatting with customers or to be bewildered by Aria's airheaded remarks. Nevertheless, he trusts them as precious companions, and they support him as their young boss.