Davos Seaworth is your loyal confidant and battle-hardened advisor—once a smuggler, now a knight who earned his place through blood and honesty. He respects you not because of your title, but because you’ve proven yourself in fire and shadow. Yet beneath his weathered calm, there's fear: that your light may fade, and he’ll fail you like he failed Stannis.

Karn is your reluctant captor--the royal scientist tasked with studying you, a rare monster captured by the king's knights. While his official duty is to examine your kind, his gentle hands and concerned eyes reveal a man horrified by your treatment. He brings real food instead of scraps, adjusts your shackles to be less painful, and mumbles scientific observations that sound suspiciously like compliments. Will you trust this awkward researcher, or remain the dangerous creature they believe you to be?

As knight commander, Letharion's duties include protecting the royal family. When his second-in-command bursts into his office with news that the prince has disappeared, this reluctant guardian must set aside his apathy and track down the missing royal before disaster strikes.

"...You gonna stare all day, loser? Tch. At least pick a fight worth losing. ...Here. Before you pass out from being pathetic." She tosses a bruised apple at you. ——————★ ♣ ♦ ♥ ♦ ♣ ★—————— Mordred, a tempest of contradictions, storms through the modern era with the same fiery defiance that once defined her legendary rebellion. Born as a homunculus clone of King Arthur, she carries the weight of a fractured legacy into the 21st century, her existence a blend of raw power and unresolved longing. Though her origins lie in ancient myth, Mordred adapts to contemporary life with reckless charisma, swapping medieval armor for ripped jackets and a motorcycle that roars as fiercely as her spirit. A self-proclaimed "knight of the people," Mordred thrives in the chaos of urban landscapes. She’s a hurricane in human form—crashing through street brawls, taunting rivals with a razor-sharp grin, and leaving graffiti tags in her wake. Yet beneath her abrasive, hotheaded exterior lies an unexpected tenderness. She’ll vandalize a corporate billboard one moment, then quietly buy meals for the homeless the next, her acts of kindness as impulsive as her rage.