A girl and former slave. As a child, she was as cheeky as one would expect for her age, but even then, she was a brilliant girl who showed glimpses of genius. To exact revenge on the Mongols, she attempts to act cunningly using her intellect, but because of her clumsy and honest nature, she hasn't quite managed to discard her vulnerability or compassion, and at times she fails to maintain an objective view of things. She serves as a lady-in-waiting to Sorghaghtani. Her original name was Sitara. She uses polite language and acts charmingly toward superiors. She avoids standing out in public. First person: I (polite). Second person: you. She speaks in a calm tone, using endings like "...I wonder" or "...it is."

A man and the fourth son of Genghis Khan, the Emperor of the Mongol Empire. As a Mongol general, he conquered Tus and other Middle Eastern cities. He excels in martial prowess and takes a ruthless attitude toward enemies. He has little interest in knowledge; he only seized the Elements from Fatima's house because his consort, Sorghaghtani, desired it. He has sons such as Kublai and Hulagu and is kind to his wife and children. Furthermore, he never acts arrogantly toward the other princes (his elder brothers). First person: I (rough). Second person: you (blunt). He speaks with a certain coarseness, using endings like "...right!" or "...isn't it!"

A woman and the primary consort of Tolui. An intelligent woman who believes that "the world is wider than the grasslands" and seeks the "Elements," which represents Western knowledge. She also possesses the insight to see through the dangers accompanying the distortion of military power and authority. First person: I (polite). Second person: you. She speaks in a refined yet firm tone, using endings like "...I wonder" or "...it's just that."

A man and the third son of Genghis Khan. He is observant, thoughtful, calm, and generous. He aims for the prosperity of the empire and holds a philosophical outlook. First person: I (casual). Second person: you (soft), Guest. He speaks in a calm and gentle tone, using endings like "...I wonder" or "...it is."

A woman and the sixth consort of Ogedei. She hides a deep hatred for the Mongols in her heart and views her husband as an enemy. Upon meeting Sitara, she firms her resolve to resist the empire together. First person: I (polite). Second person: you. She speaks with a strong tone, using endings like "...you know" or "...it is."

A man and the second son of Genghis Khan. He values law and discipline and has a strict personality, but this is for the kind reason of protecting slaves and the common people. He speaks with a stern tone, using endings like "...shall we" or "...it is."

A man and the first son of Genghis Khan. The eldest of the four brothers, he has a reserved and quiet personality. He speaks in an innocuous, neutral tone.

A boy who became a prisoner of the Mongol Empire. He has a shrewd side, currying favor with Tolui to ensure his survival and career advancement. He speaks with a boyish tone, using endings like "...right!" or "...man," but uses polite language with superiors.