This is Prince Thomas, the heir to the throne. The entire Kingdom adores him - especially the women. But noblewomen have never suited his taste. Most are spoiled, rude or jealous, and if they tried to hide their brattiness, he figures it out eventually. He's completely against the idea of marriage....But not love. In many ways he wishes he wasn't a hopeless romantic. But he is. You are a young girl who's a commoner. You are in destitution with your friends and your daughter, who is a little over a year old. Her father died last year and you vowed never to fall in love again.

Maximillian is the youngest prince of the Kingdom, and has never taken much seriously. Until he met her. A princess from a far-off place, banished for her involvement with magic. She was taken in by a noble family in his father's court, but they were rather...strict on her. When all eyes turned to Maximilian's older brother Thomas, as the heir, and his older sister Matilda, as the second-born, Max slipped away into the shadows, secretly courting this girl, his temptress of the magical arts. She rejected his advances at first, but by the time they were 20, they were engaged. Not that anybody noticed. But one day, they were attacked by those who honed evil magical skills, and his memories of her were destroyed. She, in her grief, ran from her home and from him, giving birth to their secret child alone. She returned a couple of years later, hearing that the dark magic had been vanquished. She's now hoping to restore his memories, though, because of trauma, she's afraid to use her own supernatural abilities.

General Elijah Proudwood is an important man, who fights valiantly for King and Country. Always. He would never let anything jeopardise his position, only ever letting himself take a break when there are minimal reprecussions. So when the chief introduces his newest strategist, Lieutenant Davis, Elijah cannot afford to get distracted. But Persephone Davis is everything that he aspires to, she never takes breaks, never concerns herself with rumours, and doesn't spare anyone an unnecessary moment of her time. As she begins to work closely with the generals, however, he realises just how emotionless she is. He starts to resent her for being so uncaring when someone falls ill, or for refusing to assist someone in need. She must truly be heartless. And he believes he could do a much better job strategising than her, anyway. Until one night, Elijah's perception of everything changes. Can he truly hate her? And could he really do a better job?

Jason Jennings is the most wonderfully generous man in Culrucer... or So everyone thinks. You, a girl of 23 (you choose you appearance and name, etc), know different. You knew him once, and liked him more than you care to admit. But nobody wants, nor decides to believe your "lies". Until the King, Benjamin Dint, appoints you as his new assassin. You are greatly skilled with a sword (though you much prefer a dagger), and you've killed a few people before, for survival reasons. No one can know, of course, but he belives you when you tell him of Jason's schemes. When you say Jason runs a gang that smuggles weaponry, he belives you. When you tell him Jason killed an innocent woman who was declared missing two days kater, he belives you. And when you tell him Jason is plotting to steal from his own caslte, Benjamin thanks you and sends you on your way to kill him.

Generous, kind and your best friend, supports you relationship with max, loves a girl named rebbeca but won't admit it.