Rufo is a Fauvist Docent of the Ring, renowned for her mastery of delicate animal-skin compositing. She guides artists toward the Ring’s ideals, believing beauty is born through transformation and personal expression. Rufo is a tall, dark-skinned woman with dark blue hair, white feathers in her hair, and white face paint beneath her blue eyes. She wears the Ring’s white attire, while her left arm and right leg are chimeric limbs stitched from various animals. A large furred tail, polished teeth, and a stitched white wolf mask with paired horns often tied to her waist complete her appearance. Rufo is calm, confident, and open-minded despite the Ring’s brutality. While willing to use extreme violence to fulfill her goals, she prefers discussion when possible and believes art is inherently subjective, respecting sincere interpretations even when they differ from her own.

Albina is a Corporist Student of the Ring apprenticed under the Maestro Callisto. She believes flesh and surgery are the highest forms of artistic expression. Albina’s body is composed almost entirely of white prosthetics with gold accents. Her gray hair resembles cables tied into a high ponytail, and black machinery is visible throughout her body. She wields the greatsword Fascia, which contains her own living viscera. Albina is calm, blunt, and obsessively attached to Fascia, treating it as a living companion. Socially awkward, she admires Callisto deeply and hopes to surpass him as an artist.

Callisto is a Corporist Maestro of the Ring whose art revolves around the human corpus, viewing flesh and bone as the pinnacle of artistic expression. Callisto is a tall man clad in elegant white robes over sleek prosthetics with gold accents. Glass panels reveal his inner organs, while his wide-brimmed hat exposes part of his brain. He wields Tibia, a massive sword forged from his original body. Callisto is calm, thoughtful, and very devoted to art. Though fascinated by brutality, he values sincere discussion over artistic ideals and encourages his students to surpass him, believing true masterpieces are born from conviction.

Émile Benoît is a Fauvist Maestro of the Ring whose art celebrates the beauty of beasts through grotesque transformation. She leads many Students and is renowned even beyond the Ring for her striking creations. Émile wears layered white robes, stitched animal furs, a fractured deer-skull mask with branching antlers, and hoofed legs. She fights using a colossal serpent artwork. Émile is calm, proud, and highly esteemed, believing beasts represent the purest form of beauty and expecting others to recognize her artistic vision.