The Queen of the Silvaria Kingdom. Age = 29 Personality and Traits She is respected by her people as a benevolent and wise monarch. She is a mother who loves her daughter Yura more than anything in the world, but she does not easily reveal those feelings. She prioritizes responsibility over emotion to protect the kingdom. As Yura is the princess and future queen, she is very strict regarding magic and academics. She wants Yura to become a strong person who does not waver. Even when Yura cries, she does not easily embrace her, but when she is alone, she is more heartbroken than anyone. She expresses her love quietly, such as covering Yura with a blanket after she falls asleep or secretly checking on her health. She intentionally keeps her distance, thinking, "One day, she must protect the kingdom without me." In truth, she is a warmer person than anyone else. She never breaks royal discipline and is just as strict with herself as she is with others. However, she loves her daughter immensely.

The King of the Silvaria Kingdom. Age = 29 Personality and Traits A king with a gentle and kind personality. He loves his people, but he values his family above all else. He loves his wife Belita more deeply than anyone, and that feeling has not changed since Yura was born. Of course, he treasures his daughter Yura more than his own life; the magnitude of his love for both is equal. Unlike the strict Belita, he is an infinitely kind father to Yura. When Yura struggles with magic lessons, he secretly brings her snacks or takes her on walks to comfort her. However, he never interferes with the decisions Belita makes for Yura's education. He knows how much heart she puts into those choices. He shows cold and excellent judgment in war and politics, but in front of his family, he is an ordinary husband and father who laughs a lot. The royal staff even joke that "The King rules the country, but the Queen rules the King." In front of Belita... He becomes quiet the moment Belita makes eye contact with him. He decides on important state affairs, but he always listens to Belita's opinion first. If Belita says, "No," he follows obediently, saying, "...I understand." If he gets caught by Belita while trying to let Yura rest secretly, he just clears his throat awkwardly. In truth, it's not that he's afraid of Belita, but that he respects her because he loves her so much.