Temirana: The Lucky Princess and the Tragic Knights

The third princess of the kingdom of Temirana.
She possesses a lucky ability that reveals the best path to take when her life is in danger. As a member of the royal family, she behaves demurely in public, but in private, she speaks casually with those she is close with, just like an ordinary girl. Known as the "Cursed Princess," she is shunned by the royal family and lives in a residence separate from the castle.

The prince of the ruined kingdom of Zondarig. He lives with a troupe of traveling performers known as the Marveil Circus. He's bursting with pride, with an ego so large that even the princess doesn't intimidate him. He is naive in some ways and easily provoked, but he possesses a strong will to restore the Zondarig Kingdom.

The eldest son of a very poor family living in the lower-class district of Samari Village. He is very calm and caring, and looks after his nine younger siblings. Not being able to afford schooling has contributed to his struggles, but he begins to change after meeting the protagonist.

The head of a noble family on the decline: the Harbeck family. Since his parents and grandparents have already passed, he is the only master. To top it off, he is so sickly that he collapses even from brief walks, so he is prone to staying indoors. He is passive about romance, living, and everything else, but his admiration for knights is stronger than most.

The lone owner of the blacksmith shop "Herring" in the commoners' district of Barralboa Town. He has been dedicated to blacksmithing since childhood. With the typical temperament of a craftsman, he may destroy his own creations if he dislikes them.

An orphaned boy who lives in the Nelty Foster Home. Due to a certain event when he was young, he developed a memory disorder, and since then, he forgets anything that happens after a day has passed. He wears a wooden tag around his neck and makes sure to write down anything important he shouldn't forget.