List of Minor Characters in The Daughter of Evil

This is a list of minor characters that have appeared or are mentioned in passing in Story of Evil, including in its songs, light novels, manga, or other related media.

Aile Freesis
Aile Freesis was the youngest child of Keel and Mikina Freesis. Born in the Kingdom of Elphegort in EC 495, Aile lived at the Freesis Mansion with her family and developed an ill disposition. During the Green Hunting, Aile fled with her family from the mansion but they were captured by the Lucifenian army soon after and imprisoned at the royal palace. After being freed, the five-year-old resided at Corpa's mansion for a time before traveling to the Freesis mansion in Marlon. When Elluka Clockworker and Gumillia hid from Lucifenia at the mansion, Aile and her siblings played with the mages.

After Aile's sister, Yukina, ran away from home to research The Daughter of Evil, Aile helped her brother Shaw comfort Keel as their father became wracked with grief. In EC 505, Yukina returned and Aile received news of her big sister's arrival. She then ran to her mother's room and found Yukina inside, exclaiming that she had come back. Once Yukina greeted her, the little girl ran over and hugged her, although she began to choke and cough from the exertion and needed to be tended to by Mikina.

Later Aile ate with her family and Yukina's new friends at the mansion. Like everyone else, she was disturbed by Germaine Avadonia's drunken ramblings about all the trouble Yukina had gotten into. Following the battle for Castle Hedgehog, Aile grew up and eventually married a Marlon aristocrat and lived a comfortable life with him. Once Shaw tracked down their mother, Aile and her siblings rushed to Mikina's side just before her death. Later in the century, Aile died, outlived by her brother.

Following her death, Aile was sent to the Heavenly Yard and remained there with her family and friends. In EC 998, she and the other souls were pulled back to the Third Period as the ground world merged with the Hellish Yard. After learning Keel was invited to a dinner party at the Lucifenian Royal Paalce held in Princess Riliane's honor, Aile and Yukina begged their father to take them with him. The former merchant conceded and the three joined the other guests in the Hall of Mirrors before the girls ran off. Later during the festivities, Aile saw her father and others collapse in the Hall of Mirrors.

Aile was a bubby and energetic girl despite her sickliness and acted very sporadic when excited. Nurtured heavily by Mikina since she was a baby, Aile loved her parents very much. Likewise, she shared a good relationship with her elder brother and sister and was happy to have them around. Due to her sickliness, Aile often had coughing fits when expelling too much energy within a short period of time. She is represented by the Voiceroid Tsukuyomi Ai.

Alma
Alma was a villager from Yatski in the Kingdom of Elphegort. She came from a rich family in the village, along with Barbara, and followed Chelsea around as one of her "henchman". During the Green Hunting, she was killed by the Lucifenian army for her green hair.

Arkatoir Marlon
Arkatoir Marlon was the half-brother of Kyle Marlon and a parliamentary secretary of the Kingdom of Marlon. Born around EC 482 as the bastard son of one of his father's mistresses, Arkatoir grew up as a member of the royal family. After his father died in EC 494, the dispute over which of his many heirs would succeeded him grew bloody; to prevent Arkatoir from also being killed, the boy's mother had him relinquish his birthright and become a regular citizen.

Reluctant to be a simple farmer for his whole life, the former prince became part of the Marlon government in Bariti, serving in parliament under his half-brother, King Kyle. Despite being in the eye of the royal family's supposed purger, Queen Dowager Prim, Arkatoir became the parliamentary secretary and proved his excellence for the King and Queen.

During his time there, Arkatoir became unnerved whenever the Queen's court mage, Abyss I.R., lurked around the castle, feeling a vile aura from her. After Kyle chose to stay in the occupied Lucifenia, Arkatoir continued his official duties under Prim's jurisdiction. At some point, he met the Freesis maid, Gerda, and became infatuated with her.

In EC 505, after word came that the King planned to return home, Arkatoir noticed that Prim was upset before she suddenly took leave for Castle Hedgehog, supposedly to recover from a poor state of health; around the same time, he learned of the demise and subsequent burial of Abyss I.R. A few days later, Arkatoir received word that Kyle arrived in Bariti and met with him in Middle Tower while he ascended the stairs.

As his half-brother thanked him for all the work he did, Arkatoir grew bashful and passed the thanks onto Kyle's mother. When Kyle asked about Prim, the young man explained about Prim's recent departure from Castle Marlon. Kyle then asked about the number of troops available and Arkatoir confirmed they could gather five thousand soldiers at the castle immediately.

The official then inquired about his brother's intentions and Kyle stated he'd bring a few thousand troops there just to be safe. Once he asked about Abyss I.R., the surprised Arkatoir wondered if he heard and explained how she had recently passed away; he then related his relief that the mage had died, describing the bad vibe she gave him.

Seeing Kyle's disappointment in his eyes, he mentioned that she had been buried and offered to show him the grave. Bringing the King to Left Chapel along with a few guards, Arkatoir showed him Abyss I.R.'s sarcophagus. When Kyle demanded they unearth it, Arkatoir was shocked and asked why. The King said he wished to see the body for himself and Arkatoir obeyed the command. Once the coffin was unearthed and Kyle saw the sorceress' body, they left.

He later visited Kyle in the Right Palace, meeting in the audience room with Shaw. After Gerda arrived and Kyle prepared for a meeting with Keel Freesis, the merchant told Arkatoir to help Gerda give Shaw a tour of the palace to give them privacy. Afterwards, he returned to the audience room and saw Kyle look unwell; concerned, he suggested the king rest and Kyle agreed to take a break.

When Kyle returned from his assault on Castle Hedgehog two and a half weeks later, Arkatoir joined him when Ney Futapie and the Queen Dowager were buried in Left Chapel. Following the funeral, he hear Kyle call himself boring; approaching, he remarked that a king shouldn't say such things and cautioned him to not show such a bearish appearance in front of the people.

As Kyle complained how he wasn't sure if what he was doing was "evil" or "justice", the official cut him short and reminded him that everything he'd done was carried out on a well-founded basis, adding that everyone else agreed. He then remained as Kyle was deep in thought and witnessed Shaw coming to inform the king about Yukina's departure.

Around EC 510, Kyle abdicated from the throne and Arkatoir was crowned in his place. At some point, he sired children. Following his death, one of the King's heirs succeeded him. Despite being a few years younger than him, Arkatoir bore a strong resemblance to Kyle, save for the red hair he received from his mother. He is represented by the Fanloid Akaito.

Asan
Asan was a servant of the Lucifenian Royal Palace. While his brother became involved in politics, Asan became a menial of the royal palace and served under Princess Riliane's regime. After his brother was sent to the guillotine for speaking in opposition of Princess Riliane to some foreign guests at a ball, the servant began to plot vengeance on his brother. Stealing one of Riliane's knives from the dining hall while he set the table, he attended to his cleaning duties in the Hall of Sounds.

Once Riliane burst back into the hall, screaming at Minis about her food and tableware, Asan yelled and attacked the Princess, only to be hit by his fellow servant, Allen Avadonia. Asan quickly got up again and attempted to continue his assassination but Allen quickly disarmed him with a blunt sword. Flustered by the event, Asan noticed pikes on the wall behind and tried to reach for one but was struck in the ribcage and collapsed. He was soon after captured by the Royal Guard and executed at the guillotine the next day.

Following his death, Asan was sent to the Heavenly Yard and remained there. In EC 998, he and the other souls were pulled back to the Third Period as the ground world merged with the Hellish Yard. Afterward, he returned to his servant duties at the palace and helped with the preparations for Princess Riliane's dinner party in the Hall of Mirrors. During the festiviaties, the grand chamberlain ordered him and Olten to jet stream the table setting and the two readily agreed, rushing to the task.

Barbara
Barbara was a villager from Yatski in the Kingdom of Elphegort. She came from a rich family in the village, along with Alma, and followed Chelsea around as one of her "henchman". . During the Green Hunting, she was killed by the Lucifenian army for her green hair.

Beelzenian Emperor (EC 505)
An emperor of the Beelzenian Empire after the death of his father during the war with the Kingdom of Lucifenia. Born as a prince in the Beelzenian Royal Family, the man became acquainted with Elluka Clockworker during Beelzenia's war with Lucifenia. Over time, the Prince attempted to push a courtship with the mage but was flatly rejected before Elluka eventually defected to Lucifenia.

Around EC 491, his father died of the Gula disease and the prince ascended the throne as Emperor and ruled the nation as it recovered from its losses. In EC 502, he called upon Elluka Clockworker after her defection from Princess Riliane's regime and being hunted as a witch by King Kyle of Marlon. Presented with Elluka's apprentice, Gumillia, instead, the Emperor accepted the sorceress as his court mage and personal adviser. When the Lucifenian Resistance sought refuge in Beelzenia, the Emperor heeded Gumillia's advice and refused to hand over the fugitives to Marlon.

As tensions between the two nations rose, the Emperor learned that the daughter of Keel Freesis, Yukina, wanted to secure a permit to enter Beelzenia. With Gumillia's encouragement, the Emperor secured a pass for the child and sent a summons for her to meet him in the Imperial City. Meeting with the child, the two spoke amiably and the Emperor promised not to reveal Yukina's location to her father. Saying she desired to learn more about Banica Conchita, the Emperor introduced Yukina to Duke Oruhari and had him guide her in her pursuit for knowledge.

When the undead soldiers invaded Beelzenia, led by the reanimated corpse of his father, the Emperor called a meeting with all the lords in the Empire and discussed the correct course of action with Gumillia. Wishing to keep his guest safe, he forbade her from leaving the Imperial City. The Emperor later met with Riliane Mouchet and the former Marlon commander presented him with the head of his undead father.

Pleased, the Emperor listened to the traitor's report that Ney Futapie was now in command of Retasan Fortress. Determing from the report by Chartette Langley that Marlon was behind the attacks, the Emperor spoke with Gumillia afterwards to discuss their plan of counterattack on Retasan Fortress. Dividing his forces in four, the Emperor ordered the attack on the fortress city the next day and eventually pushed back the Marlon forces, capturing a majority of the city.

Beelzenian Emperor (former)
An Emperor of the Beelzenian Empire that ruled during the 5th century EC. Becoming Emperor around the middle of the century, he sired at least one child. During the Lucifenian Expansion War, the Emperor employed the services of the royal family's acquaintance, Elluka Clockworker, to serve as a staff officer but she later defected to serve King Arth I.

In EC 490, the Emperor became infected with the Gula epidemic that broke out there and eventually died of the disease. He was later buried in a Beelzenian cemetary and subsequentally reanimated by Ney Futapie to serve as the field commander of her undead army in EC 505. Coordinating the walking corpses in their attacks across the Empire, the former emperor was later slain that same year by Riliane Mouchet and beheaded. Afterwards, the head was presented as a gift to his son, the current emperor, as proof of her victory.

Bonnard
Bonnard was a soldier stationed in Retasan Fortress who worked under Commander Riliane Mouchet. When Yukina attempted to pass through the city to Beelzenia, he stopped her at the gate along with his partner Oudinot.

Bruno (EC 500)
Bruno was a butler of Keel Freesis, serving as his chamberlain and aide when ever needed. Sometime during his life, he joined the Association and took up the name "Bruno" like the other members. Following the group's assimilation as part of the Freesis Firm, Bruno became a butler for Keel, acting as his chief aide and informant while managing the Freesis estate in Elphegort.

On December 27, EC 499, he attended the celebration of Princess Riliane as the Freesis' entourage. Later on in EC 500, he directed Allen Avadonia to wait while Keel was discussing matters with another guest. When Keel called a meeting regarding Kyle's rejection of Riliane in favor of Michaela, Bruno overheard the story and related the situation to everyone during the meeting. When looking at Michaela, he had a bitter expression over the circumstances.

Around EC 502, Bruno retired from the Freesis' services and moved to Beelzenia with his family. In EC 505, Duke Oruhari hired him to accompany Yukina while she acted as a field medic and keep tabs on her. Accepting payment from the young writer, he continually reported the state of the battle at Retasan Fortress to her while also feeding information to Keel regarding his child's welfare.

When asked by Yukina whether he was spying on her and the current situation for Keel, he laughed and facetiously admitted it was "both"; unwilling to give a serious answer, Bruno left with his payment from the girl. Three days later, he reported Beelzenia's success in breaking the dead-lock with Marlon. Two months later, Bruno was tasked with locating Gumillia after she resigned from her position at the Imperial City. Soon after, he reported she was staying the night at Di Bono Pavillion in Retasan.

Carla
Carla was a villager from Yatski in the Kingdom of Elphegort. During the Green Hunting, she was killed by the Lucifenian army for her green hair. She was proficient at sewing.

Clive
Clive was a royal guard of the Kingdom of Marlon and a loyal follower of King Kyle Marlon. Born a citizen of the Kingdom of Lucifenia, Clive became a guardsman of the Lucifenian army. During the Lucifenian Revolution, Clive encountered the masked Karchess. After he learned the masked man was Kyle Marlon, the guard became the Marlon king's ally and served under him faithfully as the blue-haired monarch built up his regime.

In EC 505, Clive reported to Kyle that Ney Futapie desired an audience with him and Kyle told him to take her to the Hall of Sounds. He later accompanied the king to the merchant Corpa's banquet. During the party, Kyle told him to prepare the carriage in preparation for his departure and Clive obeyed. When the King was visited by Yukina Freesis and her bodyguards, the warrior demanded her masked bodyguards remove their masks before being silenced by Kyle.

After Yukina and her bodyguards left, Kyle commanded Clive to send a message to Kyle about Yukina's presence there. That night, Clive was awoken by a guard after hearing a large explosion and rushed over in his pink pajamas to the scene. Once he explained that a group wearing Marlon masks were behind the commotion, Kyle demanded to know where the Espionage Task Force had gone. Clive explained they'd gone after Yukina's bodyguards and that the writer wasn't in her room.

Once Kyle demanded they lock down the palace and kill the wooden-masked bodyguards on site, Clive asked if he could return to his room to change. The King berated him over the pajamas and Clive apologized and quickly left. After he changed into his armor, he updated Kyle about their inability to find the missing guests. When Kyle asked if they checked the bedroom, Clive answered they hadn't when an explosion was heard and the blue-haired king ordered them to hurry there.

Clive then accompanied Kyle to his bedroom and prepared to battle the bodyguard inside when Kyle demanded he stand down. After the woman revealed herself to be Germaine Avadonia, Clive remained silent til Kyle nearly collapsed, arguing with Germaine over what she did to him. Upon Kyle's orders, Clive commanded the task force to chase after Germaine and they leaped out the window she broke through. Eventually, they lost pursuit of her.

Corpa (merchant)
A leading businessman of the Kingdom of Lucifenia and a member of the Freesis Firm. Garnering relations with the Royal Family, Corpa became a prominent merchant and the personal businessman of Princess Riliane. At some point, he became part of the Freesis Firm and was closely involved in its development. During the Green War, he paid the bail for Keel and the Freesis family and allowed them to stay in his home while they were under house arrest.

Under Keel's direction, he paid off staff at the palace to permit Clarith's release from military detainment. Traveling to Toragay, he presented the documents to Daniel Ausdin and took custody over Clarith. After announcing the news that The Daughter of Green was killed, Corpa panicked when Clarith bit her tongue. Once the Netsuma girl was healed, the two traveled to Corpa's mansion and he commented how much money he was spending lately, expecting Keel to repay him.

He later supported Keel during the Lucifenian Revolution and afterward the Kingdom of Marlon when it occupied Lucifenia. With King Kyle's reign, Corpa's business flourished. In EC 505, he held a banquet at his mansion and happily introduced a young singer as the entertainment for the event. Later that evening, exchanged greetings with Kyle before the Marlon king left. By EC 500, Corpa was already middle-aged with a sizeable beard and whiskers and a large figure. He had a jovial relationship with Keel and was rather smug about spiting General Daniel. He is the ancestor of Ton Corpa.

Daniel Ausdin
Daniel Ausdin was a general of the Kingdom of Lucifenia during the reign of Princess Riliane and the son of General George. Born the third son of George Ausdin, Daniel joined the military in EC 500 as a recruit under his father's command. During the Green Hunting, Daniel was part of the first army spearheading the invasion of Elphegort. After Toragay was captured and used as the Lucifenian army's base of operations, he acted as an military interrogator, questioning Clarith for two months without success until Corpa arrived and announced he had taken custody over her.

After being informed by the merchant about The Daughter of Green's death, Ausdin swiftly provided military aid to Clarith, who bit her tongue over the news. When Princess Riliane recalled their forces to deal with the revolts occuring throughout the kingdom, Daniel and the other generals began their return trip but were slowed and later stopped by the citizens of Elphegort and the Elphegortean army. Daniel has a child-like face with freckles although he looked older when visibly angry. He is an ancestor of Tony Ausdin.

Donnie
Donnie was an orphan living at the Held Monastery in Lucifenia. Orphaned at a young age, Donnie was taken in by the nuns living at the Levin monastery and raised there along with the other orphans. Around EC 501, while playing with the other kids, Clarith called out to Donnie and ask that help her bring shovels to the field. The boy then enthusiastically took the tools from the shed.

Seeing Clarith speaking loudly so Rin would overhear, Donnie played along, saying that even trash or someone smaller than him could carry a few shovels. When Clarith promised to give Donnie a snack for his help, the humiliated Rin snatched the tools away from him. Expressing how impressed he was with Rin, Donnie winked at the white-haired nun before returning to the kids to play.

Over the next five years, Donnie began acting up and started getting in trouble with the other nuns. While helping Clarith at the shed, the teenager saw a young girl and swordswoman coming up the hill. He immediately approached the two and demanded to know their business there, stating the farms were off-limits for anyone but the nuns and orphans.

The swordswoman chastised the kid's attitude towards his guests, scoffing at the apparent lack of manners taught there. Donnie told her not to insult the sisters and reiterated his demand to know what business their "guests" had at the monastery. As the girl explained they came to visit one of the sisters, Donnie demanded she name the sister. Clarith then approached the three and apologized for Donnie's behavior before realizing the two were his friends Germaine and Yukina.

Dylan
Dylan was an admiral of the Kingdom of Marlon, commandeering Kyle's warship, Royal Victoricia. Born in EC 463, Dylan joined the Marlon navy and ascended to the rank of admiral. Spending ninety percent of his time on deck each year, the admiral eventually came to serve as the captain to King Kyle's flagship. Over the course of his service, he attacked and killed a whale. At some point, he married a woman twenty years younger than him. In EC 505, he was asked by Kyle's friend, Keel Freesis, to sail his friend and daughter, Yukina, back to Marlon and the admiral complied.

With Keel's son Shaw in tow, Dylan voyaged to Lucifenia before departing back to Marlon with Kyle, Yukina, and their comrades, Germaine Avadonia and Gumillia. Noting the poor turn of the tides, he instructed the ship to go on a detour route south on the way to Marlon. During the voyage, Kyle complimented that he looked good for his age. He then retired to his room for a time. Hearing from outside that pirates were approaching the ship, he raced from the cabin and told Kyle and Yukina to evacuate the ship if cannonballs began flying.

As the sailors calmed down, the admiral asked them for their numbers and learned that six medium sized ships were approaching; he them mused that they must have mistaken their vessel for a merchant ship, it being too foolish to attack them otherwise. Noticing the cannonballs being fired by the other ship, he reassured his passengers that the shots wouldn't hit the ship as this distance. As the ships approached, Admiral Dylan began planning his counterattack, careful not to waste shells until determining their position from the enemy ship.

Noticing Kyle was still on deck, the admiral frowned and noted that the king should also be evacuated, only for him to brush the advice off. Soon, Dylan expressed relief that the pirates were windward; seeing the Jamet mountains in the distance, he realized the pirates must be amateurs to attack from downwind and so close to the mainland. He said aloud that they were smaller fish than he thought, explaining his reasoning when Kyle asked why he thought so. He then oversaw as the warship sank the first two pirate vessels, remarking it was already the end for them.

Seeing the remaining vessels continue their approach, Dylan had the warship turn broadside towards the enemy and fire upon them, sinking too more ships. Bewildered, the admiral wondered if they were trying to commit suicide and sank another vessel. Seeing that the remaining ship was going to ram the Royal Victoricia, Dylan commanded Kyle to hold on to something while he calmly stood through the resulting tremors.

He then called out that it looked like the pirates were coming aboard, remarking that close quarters combat was the classical method as he glanced at Kyle. Hearing the king say he refused to evacuate again, Dylan shrugged and asked him to stay behind him nonetheless. When the pirates demanded the sailors on the ship surrender, Dylan had his men swarm the ship instead and begin to capture the pirates.

The admiral then witnessed the ship's captain and second board the ship alone; readying his sword, he slashed at the pirate captain and was easily dodged, falling down from the momentum. As he crawled on the floor, Dylan was kicked in the face and blacked out as a result. Awakening some time later, Dylan stood and saw the pirates had been subdued, but that was ship was being approached by what appeared to be countless giant snakes in the water. Frantically commanding his crew to strike it with the cannons, he realized with the others that it was a giant octopus.

Overseeing the rapid, yet ineffective attacks on the monster, Dylan was approached by Kyle and asked what experience he had with a monster like this. The admiral replied he had taken down a whale, although admitting it was considerably smaller. Asked if it would be better to flee, Dylan replied they were already moving at full speed and that the enemy was fast. After the giant octopus was dispatched, they arrived at their destination in Jamet.

Dylan was a loyal and dedicated navy-man in the service to his country, Marlon. When facing danger, Dylan remained calm and was able to act when needed. Despite his outward appearance, Dylan was a swift and capable swordsman, able to handle several pirates with minimal difficulty. When he was forty-two, he began showing signs of his age with wrinkles forming along the edges. He also grew a mustache.

Felix (earl)
An earl of the Kingdom of Elphegort, residing in Toragay. Yatski was among the villages within his territories. In EC 499, he was approached by Ein and told about the atrocities caused by the young man's father, the Yatski chieftain. Impressed, the earl appointed Ein to join the Elphegortean army after arresting the corrupt chief. Following Princess Riliane's birthday, the earl visited Keel Freesis to learn the current state of Lucifenia. Learning Ein's friends he had saved were working there, he brought along Ein as his escort.

After finishing their discussion about the starvation and poverty plaguing Lucifenia, the earl watched Keel interact with his daughter and laughed at how mellow he acted with her. Taking note of what Keel told him, the earl called to Ein and left. During the Green War, Toragay was captured and Earl Felix arrested and transferred to Lucifenia. He is an ancestor to Dr. Marx Felix.

Futapie (mother)
A head of the Secret Information Unit in Asmodean and the mother of Mariam Futapie. As a member of her family, she trained in information management and espionage and eventually joined the Asmodean military, earning her place as head of its intelligence branch. In EC 468, she gave birth to her daughter, Mariam, training her daughter at young age and later enlisting her in the military.

In EC 477, the intelligence officer investigated Gast Venom's past on behalf of Abyss I.R. Compiling multiple documents regarding him and his sister, she grabbed a witness from Gast's hometown and, along with the sorceress, entered General Shalgham's home. After handing the documents over to the general, she left. She was later known for being Mariam's mother after her daughter defected to Lucifenia and became one of the Three Heroes. She was regarded as a beautiful woman with silver hair and was an expert in her family's trade.

Gaston Mouchet
Gaston Mouchet was a general of the Kingdom of Lucifenia and the father of Riliane Mouchet. Over the course of his career, Gaston received high acclaim for his contributions to the kingdom and became one of the generals in the Lucifenian army. After his daughter was born in EC 485, Gaston asked the Lucifenian Royal Family if he could name his daughter after Empress Riliane Roses. Because the Mouchet family were distant relatives to the royal family, he was granted permission and gladly gave the name to his daughter. As she grew up, he instilled in his philosophy of war and to not take vengeance over death in the battlefield.

At some point, General Mouchet was made the commander of Retasan Fortress. As the Lucifenian Revolution progressed during EC 500, the royal palace recalled Mouchet's forces to help suppress the growing recurgency. During their return trip, they were attacked by an unidentified army corp helping the Resistance in a night raid. Singled out among the troops, Gaston was slain by the Masked Man. Following his death, Riliane eventually succeeded him as Retasan's commander and held true to his principals, bearing no grudge against either the Masked Man or the Resistance.

George Ausdin
George Ausdin was a general of the Kingdom of Lucifenia and later of the Kingdom of Marlon. Born into the Ausdin Family, he joined the Lucifenian military and eventually achieved the rank of General, serving under King Arth during the kingdom's war with Asmodean and Beelzenia. At some point, he married and had three kids, the youngest being his son, Daniel.

During the Green War in EC 500, George commanded the first army in the invasion of Elphegort. After Toragay was occupied and Earl Felix was arrested and deported, George set up the city as the army's headquarters for the war. When Princess Riliane recalled their forces to deal with the revolts occuring throughout the kingdom, George and the other generals began their return trip but were slowed and later stopped by the citizens of Elphegort and the Elphegortean army.

After Riliane's reign was overthrown and King Kyle incorporated Lucifenia as a Marlon territory, George continued his service as general for the blue-haired king. In EC 505, George was among those discontent with Ney Futapie replacing Riliane Mouchet as the commander of Retasan Fortress for Kyle's planned invasion. George later led the campaign against Asmodean. When Asmodean forces retaliated against Marlon's invasion, the general commanded Marlon's defense and suppressed the attack, killing the enemy commander.

Afterwards, he reported to the royal palace and met with the Marlon King in the Hall of Mirrors. Lesiurely commenting that Retasan had fallen, he pointed out how Ney becoming commander weakened morale. Impatient, George asked what his orders were and was told to reinforce the remaining troops at Retasan and help them defend the mostly conquered fortress city. Noting it would be faster simply to capture it, Kyle boasted they would after they regrouped and mounted a full invasion on all of Beelzenia and eventually all of Evillious.

Surprised, the General expressed his opinion that Kyle was not an individual capable of conquering the entirety of western Bolganio, believing he lacked King Arth's ambition and was driven only by arrogance. Apologizing immediately after and accepting execution for his treason, Kyle brushed it off. Given twenty thousand soldiers as reinforcements, the General left and set off for Retasan. He is an ancestor of Tony Ausdin.

Gerda
Gerda was the head maid of the Freesis Family. Sometime during the 5th century EC, Gerda was hired as a maid by Keel Freesis and remained in his family's employ. In December, EC 499, the visiting Earl Felix asked for the new maids, Clarith and Michaela, and Gerda complied. Heading into the laundry room, she told the two to come inside and explained the situation, asking if they knew the Earl.

Later on, in EC 500, she became exasperated with Michaela for taking too long to bring back soap and finish the laundry. Not long after, Gerda had been called to a meeting by Keel to discuss Michaela's predicament, guessing that she would be killed for her supposed relationship with King Kyle. During the Green Hunting, Gerda fled with the rest of the servants and their families to avoid the Lucifenian armies.

Afterwards, Gerda returned to the Freesis' employ after they moved to the capital of Marlon, Bariti. In EC 505, Keel requested Gerda bring in Kyle's last surviving painting to the Right Palace; fulfilling the request, she brought it in a package to the main hall and dropped it off. Keel then suggested Gerda help Arkatoir give Shaw a tour of the royal palace while he and Kyle talked in private. She complied and left the room.

Gerda was one of the oldest of the Freesis family's servants and was described as having a good physique. She was said by Yukina to be comparable to a demon.

Hannah
Hannah was a villager from Yatski in the Kingdom of Elphegort. During the Green Hunting, she was killed by the Lucifenian army for her green hair. Hannah had a love for food and ate a lot.

Jakoku Warrior
A warrior residing in Jakoku and holder of the vessel of Envy. Around the mid EC 500s, he met with Chartette Langley on a bridge just outside of Enbizaka and received a bag containing the vessel. After confirming the bag's contents, he nodded and then left. Sometime after, he took part in the civil war in Jakoku, standing in the center of the battlefield while cutting down a multitude of soldiers for his faction. He had a strong resemblance to Sateriasis Venomania, styling long, purple hair. He wielded a katana with great skill and was trusted enough to hold onto one of the vessels of sin. He is represented by the Vocaloid Camui Gackpo.

Karna
Karna was a member of the Espionage Task Force in Marlon, formed sometime after EC 482. Trained for infiltration and spying along several other women, Karna was one of the four selected to specialize in assassination. Following the task force's completion, she went on several missions in service of Abyss I.R. and Prim Marlon. In EC 502, Karna accompanied the rest of her unit to Lucifenia to assist in King Kyle's Witch Hunt directive, hunting down those blacklisted by the king.

Karna was brought with her fellow members to Castle Hedgehog under Ney's command. Shortly before the castle was invaded by King Kyle, she helped set up an ambush and attacked the king and Germaine's entourage. Setting out upon the group and unsheathing her weapon, Karna joined in as her comrades introduced themeselves and taunted the soldiers with their abilities, claiming to be even more skilled than Mariam Futapie. As Kyle and his troops pursued Ney, Karna and the others attacked Germaine, only to be subdued some time later.

Langley (blacksmith)
A blacksmith of the Kingdom of Lucifenia, residing in Lucifenian, and the father of Chartette Langley. At some point, he married and sired a daughter with his wife, naming her Chartette. During the Lucifenian Expansion War, he met the Three Heroes and forged their weapons and armor for combat, repairing their weapons when needed.

After the war, he was regularly visited by Leonhart and his two adopted children, Allen and Germaine, to give repairs to the warrior's equipment. During Princess Riliane's tyranny, the blacksmith grew increasingly embittered by the princess' cruel rule during the famine. After Leonhart's death, Chartette brought Germaine to her father at their home after she fainted. Once she woke up, he offered her soup but she declined, saying he needed it more with the current scarcity of food.

With Leonhart's death allegedly an assassination by Riliane, the smith decided to help supply Germaine and the Lucifenian Resistance with weapons to assist their cause. During the Green War, the blacksmith took Leonhart's armor and reforged it to fit Germaine, crafting a weapon for her as well. After Chartette told her she was joining in the revolution, her father conceded and fashioned her a large blade to wield. Delivering the greatsword and Germaine's armor at their hideout in the Forest of Bewilderment, the blacksmith explained to Germaine his actions and left after telling them to give Chartette's blade to her when they next saw her.

Lutwidge
Lutwidge was Kyle's instructor in swordplay. After Kyle inherited the throne from his father, Lutwidge was hired to instruct the young king in the art of swordfighting. Over the course of Kyle's training, Lutwidge observed the young king's capabilities and told him that had he been taught how to fight at a young age, he would have had the chance of becoming one of the top ten swordsmen in Evillious.

Margaret
Margaret was the wife of a Marlon aristocrat and Kyle Marlon's art tutor. At some point, she met a Marlon noble and the two became engaged. Around EC 488, Margaret was hired as Prince Kyle's art teacher and instructed him while the boy was living with his relatives. That year, Kyle showed her a portrait he made of a golden-haired girl and Margaret praised him for his work.

Later, Kyle told the Elphe woman that he would marry her when he grew up. Although troubled by his words, she kept smiling. Soon after, she married the noble and the two began heavily criticizing the royal family, forcing the King and Queen into open arguments with them. In EC 489, Margaret and her husband were arrested as political prisoners. While in the dungeon, a guard handed Margaret Gift, a poison, from Queen Prim. She then took the poison, committing suicide.

Margaret was a kind and loving woman with an intelligent demeanor and a love for painting. Impressed by Kyle's talents with a paintbrush, she constantly praised him. Despite this, she held a heavy criticism for the Marlon Royal Family's policies, like her husband, and was unafraid to oppose them openly. After her arrest, Margaret became distraught with despair to the point that she took the chance to commit suicide rather than live the rest of her life in prison. Descending from Elphes, Margaret had long green hair and similarly colored eyes and bore a strong resemblance to Eve Moonlit, albeit appearing much older. She is likely represented by the Vocaloid Hatsune Miku.

Mark
Mark was a core member of the Lucifenian Resistance and the son of a clergyman. From the beginning he had joined Germaine, Sekka, Minage, and York as one of the Resistance's core members, regularly attending the meetings they held and discussed the acquisition of allies for the cause. When, on orders from Princess Riliane, the Forest of Bewilderment was set on fire, he rushed to aid Germaine in putting it out along with the others.

He later oversaw the delivery of weapons and armor made by Chartette's father, surprised at the size of one of the swords. After York had attacked the Asmodean mercenaries that had been abusing Lucifenian's populace, Mark suggested throwing them into the river. When the Lucifenian Revolution was underway, he and "Karchess" led troops to attack Rolled city. Prioritizing the safety and needs of others, he saved Karchess from Gast Venom's attack during the battle, only to be killed, himself.

Matski
Matski was the vice captain of the Espionage Task Force in Marlon, formed sometime after EC 482. Trained for infiltration and spying along several other women, Matski was one of the four selected to specialize in assassination. Following the task force's completion, she went on several missions in service of Abyss I.R. and Prim Marlon. In EC 502, Matski accompanied the rest of her unit to Lucifenia to assist in King Kyle's Witch Hunt directive, hunting down those blacklisted by the king.

Matski was brought with her fellow members to Castle Hedgehog under Ney's command. Shortly before the castle was invaded by King Kyle, she helped set up an ambush and attacked the king and Germaine's entourage. Setting out upon the group and unsheathing her weapon, Matski joined in as her comrades introduced themselves and taunted the soldiers with their abilities, claiming to be even more skilled than Mariam Futapie. As Kyle and his troops pursued Ney, Matski and the others attacked Germaine, only to be subdued some time later.

Mikhail Asayev
Mikhail Asayev was a candidate for becoming a Levin church leader and the founder of Neo Apocalypse. Selected to possibly become one of the church's leaders, Mikhail met with Abyss I.R. and collaborated with the sorceress, helping her to acquire the Twin Swords of Levianta. Possessed by the Demon of Envy, Mikhail grew jealous of his constituents positions and decided to take radical action.

Around EC 508, he came in contact with some of the diehard reformers violently resisting the church. He and the three radicals then reformed the old Apocalypse organization as a political movement: Neo Apocalypse. Afterwards, they began causing terrorist attacks throughout Divine Levianta as part of the New Four Horsemen Incident. He is a descendant of Yegor Asayev.

Minage
Minage was a member of the Lucifenian Resistance and an emigrant from Elphegort. In EC 500, he joined Germaine as one of the Resistance's core members along with Sekka, Mark, and York. Afterward, he regularly attended the meetings they held and recruited more members out of the country's populace using his skills as a negotiator.

When the Forest of Bewilderment was set on fire by the Lucifenian army, he rushed to aid Germaine in putting it out along with the others, concerned for his homeland. Later he oversaw the masked man, "Karchess," coming into the Resistance hideout and offering his aid. During the last meeting of the Resistance before the Revolution, he reported the amount of recruits that had been ultimately taken in from Elphegort, Lucifenia, and Karchess' own army.

Shortly before the Revolution, when York had attacked the mercenaries Yarera and Zusco, Minage stood with a large amount of Revolutionaries gathered to aid him and Germaine. Later, during the Revolution itself, he led the recruits from Elphegort in defeating the Lucifenian soldiers still inside his home country. After the Revolution, and "Karchess" was revealed as King Kyle, Minage attended the peace talks following the revolution; there he negotiated with King Thorny Elphen over releasing the Lucifenian soldiers who had surrendered in Elphegort.

Minage later fled with with the other members of the Resistance when they were declared enemies of Lucifenia and defeated by Commander Lily Mouchet, becoming Vice Captain of the Langley Force in Beelzenia. At some point, he also married and had a child with his fellow revolutionary, Sekka. He later met and spoke with Yukina Freesis when the girl came to the Langley Garrison seeking Germaine.

Nahed
Nahed was a legendary swordsman residing in Asmodean. At some point in the late EC 400s, Nahed was approached by Leonhart Avadonia and instructed the young man in the art of swordplay. Later on, in the early EC 500s, he was approached by the revolutionary hero Germaine Avadonia and taught her swordplay as well.

Nikolay Tolle
Nikolay Tolle was an artist famed across Evillious for his works. Around the latter years of the Lucifenian Expansion War, Nikolay was commissioned by the Lucifenian Royal Palace to create a ceiling painting featuring King Arth and Queen Anne along with the Three Heroes. Finishing the works in the palace's Hall of Mirrors, he dubbed them "Between the Mirrors" and "The King and the Three Heroes".

In EC 488, the famed artist was bribed by Queen Prim to use his authority to belittle her son, Kyle. Accepting the kickback, Nikolay harshly criticized the blue-haired prince's works. In EC 499, a year before the Lucifenian Revolution, he committed suicide.

Non
Non was a member of the Espionage Task Force in Marlon, formed sometime after EC 482. Trained for infiltration and spying along several other women, Non was one of the four selected to specialize in assassination. Following the task force's completion, she went on several missions in service of Abyss I.R. and Prim Marlon. In EC 502, Non accompanied the rest of her unit to Lucifenia to assist in King Kyle's Witch Hunt directive, hunting down those blacklisted by the king.

Non was brought with her fellow members to Castle Hedgehog under Ney's command. Shortly before the castle was invaded by King Kyle, she helped set up an ambush and attacked the king and Germaine's entourage. Setting out upon the group and unsheathing her weapon, Non joined in as her comrades introduced themselves and taunted the soldiers with their abilities, claiming to be even more skilled than Mariam Futapie. As Kyle and his troops pursued Ney, Non and the others attacked Germaine, only to be subdued some time later.

Olten
Olten was a servant of the Lucifenian Royal Palace. Serving as a menial at the palace for Princess Riliane, the servant passed away some time after and his soul was sent to the Heavenly Yard. In EC 998, he and the other souls were pulled back to the Third Period as the ground world merged with the Hellish Yard. Afterward, he returned to his servant duties at the palace and helped with the preparations for Princess Riliane's dinner party in the Hall of Mirrors. During the festiviaties, the grand chamberlain ordered him and Asan to jet stream the table setting and the two readily agreed, rushing to the task.

Oruhari (EC 505)
A duke of the Oruhari family in the Beelzenian Empire and one of the Five Dukes. At a young age, the man became the head of the family and the Duke of Grabia among the Five Dukes. At some point, he became extremely knowledgeable in the lore of Banica Conchita. In EC 505, the Beelzenian Emperor introduced Yukina Freesis to the Duke and asked he share his knowledge of Banica to the youth.

Over the course of two weeks, Oruhari escorted Yukina across Grabia, visiting sites with her as he shared his knowledge of the legendary Conchita. While visiting the New Moon Sea, the duke explained its speculated infertility, noting how Banica saved the country from sooner decline. After Yukina said she would pursue The Daughter of Evil, he offered her to visit him but was chastised for his flirtatious tone and only laughed, saying he never spoke that way with other women.

When Beelzenia was invaded by the undead soldiers, Oruhari was among the nobles who rushed to the Imperial City to meet with the Emperor. Finding Yukina, the Duke explained the situation, referencing the story of Vampiress Vanika to the undead army, and explained that the Emperor's dead father was leading it. The Duke later refused to allow Yukina to tag along with Chartette, stating the Emperor desired to keep his honored guest safe. Later, when the young writer had snuck out from the Imperial City, he sent the retired Bruno to keep tabs on the child and assure her safety while she acted as a medic.

Oudinot
Oudinot was a soldier stationed in Retasan Fortress who worked under Commader Riliane Mouchet. When Yukina attempted to pass through the city to Beelzenia, he stopped her at the gate along with his partner Beunard.

Pant
Pant was a woodcutter of the Kingdom of Elphegort, living in the Millennium Tree Forest with his family.

Parkage Meld
Parkage Meld was a duke of the Kingdom of Elphegort, living in Aceid. The duke stood out as a unique person, to the point that Elluka suspected he may have possessed one of the Four Mirrors of Lucifenia, and had power comparable to that of King Thorny Elphen and Keel Freesis.

Preynat
Preynat was a minister of the Kingdom of Lucifenia, serving under Princess Riliane. After the intended target was killed in the Green Hunting, Preynat and the other ministers agreed to continue the war with Elphegort in order to conquer the territory. The ministers later debated hiring the Venom Mercenaries before reaching a consensus. During the Lucifenian Revolution, Preynat fled from the royal palace after hearing of the mercenaries' defeat and the revolutionary army's fast approach toward the capital.

Riliane Roses
Riliane Roses was an empress from the Lucifenian Royal Family. Living during the 5th century EC in the Kingdom of Lucifenia, Riliane eventually married and became an empress, siring at least one child. Long after her death, she was remembered fondly, with her great-granddaughter, Riliane Lucifen d'Autriche, and the daughter of the Mouchet family, Riliane Mouchet, being named after her.

Rim
Rim was a member of the Espionage Task Force in Marlon, formed sometime after EC 482. Trained for infiltration and spying along several other women, Rim was one of the four selected to specialize in assassination. Following the task force's completion, she went on several missions in service of Abyss I.R. and Prim Marlon. In EC 502, Rim accompanied the rest of her unit to Lucifenia to assist in King Kyle's Witch Hunt directive, hunting down those blacklisted by the king.

Rim was brought with her fellow members to Castle Hedgehog under Ney's command. Shortly before the castle was invaded by King Kyle, she helped set up an ambush and attacked the king and Germaine's entourage. Setting out upon the group and unsheathing her weapon, Rim joined in as her comrades introduced themselves and taunted the soldiers with their abilities, claiming to be even more skilled than Mariam Futapie. As Kyle and his troops pursued Ney, Rim and the others attacked Germaine, only to be subdued some time later.

Sarah
Sarah was the sister of Zenon, later known as Gast Venom. Born in a village in the Kingdom of Elphegort in EC 463, Sarah's mother committed suicide when she was four and her brother was forced to kill others to steal food for them to eat. In EC 473, Sarah died of unknown causes.

Following her death, her brother would leave their village and become a soldier of Asmodean. In EC 477, Yvette impersonated Sarah as part of General Shalgham's plot to legally kill Gast. Due to malnutrition, Sarah was described as having a body like a piece of wood; she had a striking resemblance to Yvette as well as a passing resemblance to Princess Riliane.

Sekka Le Corbusier
Sekka Le Corbusier was a core member of the Lucifenian Resistance and York's daughter. From the beginning she had joined Germaine, York, Minage, and Mark as one of the Resistance's core members, regularly attending the meetings they held and negotiating the acquisition of supplies with several merchants. When, on orders from Princess Riliane, the Forest of Bewilderment was set on fire, she rushed to aid Germaine in putting it out along with the others.

Shortly before the Revolution, Sekka stopped York and the Resistance's new benefactor, "Karchess," from fighting during a meeting; afterwards she reported the amount of supplies that they were able to acquire from Keel Freesis. During the Revolution, she aided Germaine and York in fighting in Rolled, but sustained serious injuries in the process.

Due to her injuries, Sekka was unable to attend the peace talks that followed in the Revolution's aftermath, although she still learned Karchess' identity as King Kyle, to her shock. She later fled with the rest of the Resistance when they were declared enemies of Lucifenia, settling down in Beelzenia with Minage and having his child. She is possibly represented by the UTAUloid Yufu Sekka.

Seton
Seton was one of the troops brought by King Kyle for his assault on the Blood Pool region. Shortly before the attack, Seton gathered with the other troops in the town of Lioness to organize their strategy and was added into the first division that would march west on Blood Pool. That night, he joined his fellows in the Lioness rose gardens and watched Kyle introduce Germaine as their commander, accepting her with the other troops and feasting at the following banquet.

The next day, during the battle at Castle Hedgehog, Seton joined Kyle's squad in infiltrating the Castle when the group was ambushed by the Espionage Task Force. He as well as Walpole accompanied Kyle to search for Prim Marlon and left their comrades behind; reaching the top of the clocktower, they saw Ney flee and followed orders to pursue her. The two caught up to Ney before being slaughtered by the assassin.

Sfarz (duke)
A Sfarz family duke of the Kingdom of Marlon and the father of Mikina, as well as the head of a vast intelligence network. After discovering that Keel Freesis had impregnated his daughter, the Duke objected to their relationship, fearing that Keel was simply using Mikina to get at his wealth and intelligence network. Although the Duke attempted to ensnare Keel with his connections, the pair fled from both their families.

Sometime after EC 492, Duke Sfarz became involved with the machinations of Queen Prim Marlon and conspired with her using the intelligence network; over time, he collected the Marlon Spoon and the Glass of Conchita, giving the vessels of sin to Abyss I.R. In EC 494, following the death of Marlon's king and the large political vacuum created by the ensuing chaos, Sfarz traveled to Elphegort in search of Mikina. Finding a nanny who worked for Mikina, the Duke learned of her son, Shaw, and had the sitter lead him to the Freesis Mansion in Aceid along with a group of attendants.

While taking Shaw, Mikina walked in and her father threatened to take her son with him back to Marlon if she did not return home immediately, explaining the dignitaries' deaths that had recently occurred overseas. When his daughter resisted, he had his men subdue her; in the struggle, Mikina unwittingly unleashed the power of the Marlon Spoon and killed the Duke and his associates. After his death, Mikina replaced him as a collaborator in Queen Prim's machinations with Abyss I.R. and his actions would later be recounted by her over a decade later when Mikina revealed her past to her eldest daughter, Yukina.

Shalgham
Shalgham was the general of the Golden Dragon Unit in Asmodean and the stepfather of Yvette, as well as the father of two unnamed boys. A cruel man, he and his sons treated his stepdaughter terribly despite loving her mother. At some point, he discovered that Gast Venom, a soldier under his command, was a descendant of Sateriasis Venomania; being a devout Levin believer, and jealous of his raw talent, Shalgham could not stand to have Gast in his unit and began plotting to kill him. At some point, he met Abyss I.R. who offered him aid in his endeavors by giving him the Venom Sword, and he investigated Gast's background utilizing the reconnaissance skills of the Futapie family.

After it was brought to his attention that Yvette had a remarkable resemblance to Gast's sister, Sarah, he coerced her into following his unit when they passed through the Misty Mountain range on their way to invade the Babul Desert during the Lucifenian Expansion War. He then had her appear to Gast at a pagan altar in the guise of Sarah's ghost with the Venom Sword in hand, tricking him into believing she was able to appear with the altar; as a result, Gast would rebel if Shalgham made a proclaimation to destroy it, giving the general a reason to kill him legally.

Although having succeeded in enraging Gast, Shalgham was killed by Yvette before his plan could be fully carried out, his stepdaughter betraying and killing him when he refused to back out of his plan.

Thorny Elphen
Thorny Elphen was a king of the Kingdom of Elphegort. In EC 492, Thorny disguised himself as a poor man in rags and went into the main city of Aceid. Visiting the Central District, the man appeared in the store owned by the Freesis Family and was impressed by their high-quality wares as well as Keel Freesis' excellent service. Although only leaving that day with a pipe, the king distinguished them throughout the nation, bringing their failing business great success.

He was later among the prominent guests that attended Princess Riliane's fourteenth birthday party in EC 499. Following the rumored assassination of Leonhart Avadonia, Thorny, Keel Freesis, and Kyle Marlon had numerous private meetings regarding Lucifenia's political affairs for several weeks. Shortly after they reached a consensus, the king witnessed one of Keel's maids burst in and curse out his other two companions and wondered what they were talking about. Afterwards, the three each contributed aid to help relieve the starvation among Lucifenia's populace.

When the Kingdom of Lucifenia invaded later in EC 500, the army's were initially overwhelmed and Thorny was forced to flee from the capital. Pushed back, Thorny's forces set up base at the fortress of Merrigod Plateau. During the Lucifenian Revolution, the revolutionary Minage contacted the ailing government and negotiated their assistance in blocking the Lucifenian army.

Several days after Princess Riliane was deposed, Thorny attended the peace meeting between all the involved parties. Thorny, upon arriving in the Hall of Mirrors, sighed in relief. Like most of the others, Thorny was surprised to learn King Kyle covertly supported the Resistance behind a mask. Soon after, he reported that the soldiers captured were imprisoned in Elphegort. When Minage insisted they be forgiven for following orders, Thorny agreed and cited he didn't want to incur unneeded resentment. Despite this, he decided to carry out the soldier's conviction to appease the furious masses.

Thorny was a benevolent and kind king, concerned with the well-beings of others and largely philanthropic, willing to help Keel and Mikina Freesis with their failing store after seeing the hard work they put into running their business. He was originally a pacifist with his policies supporting unaggressive resolutions with Elphegort's neighbors. He also refused to use the military for anything other than self-defense.

However, due to the destruction and death caused by the Green Hunting and the following war, his convictions were weighed by the suffering and resentment felt by him and his people and struggled with forgiving the Lucifenian soldiers although he understood they too didn't want war and were only obeying their tyrant's orders. As king, Thorny stood out as a unique person, to the point that Elluka suspected he may have possessed one of the Four Mirrors of Lucifenia, and had power comparable to that of Duke Parkage Meld and Keel Freesis.

Following his death, Thorny was sent to the Heavenly Yard. In EC 998, he and the other souls were pulled back to the Third Period as the ground world merged with the Hellish Yard. Afterward, Thorny was invited to a dinner party at the Lucifenian Royal Palace held in Princess Riliane's honor and joined the other guests in the Hall of Mirrors. Later during the festivities, Thorny awaited his meal.

Unknown Watchman
A watchman that guarded the wall surrounding an unknown kingdom sometime during the EC 540s. At some point, the kingdom's monarch declared that the kingdom was off-limits to outsiders and the watchman began strictly implementing the rule. In EC 549, the man encountered two women. Stopping them at the gates, the watchman explained to the duo that only the kingdom's people were allowed past the wall.

When the women returned with black hair and attempted to pass though, the watchman stopped them once again, pointing out that his people didn't have such pale skin. Once the women returned with their skin a darker color, the watchman stopped them a third time, saying that his people's eyes weren't such strange colors. Realizing the two weren't leaving, the watchman bid the women not to think poorly of their country, stating he and the wall were necessary to protect the kingdom. Once one of the women summoned a powerful wind, the watchman was blown away.

Wadon
Wadon was a minister of the Kingdom of Lucifenia, serving under Princess Riliane. After the intended target was killed in the Green Hunting, Wadon and the other ministers agreed to continue the war with Elphegort in order to conquer the territory. The ministers later debated hiring the Venom Mercenaries before reaching a consensus. During the Lucifenian Revolution, Wadon fled from the royal palace after hearing of the mercenaries defeat and the revolutionary army's fast approach toward the capital.

Walpole
Walpole was one of the troops brought by King Kyle for his assault on the Blood Pool Region. Shortly before the attack, Walpole gathered with the other troops in the town of Lioness to organize their strategy and was added into the first division that would march west on Blood Pool. That night, he joined his fellows in the Lioness rose gardens and watched Kyle introduce Germaine as their commander, accepting her with the other troops and feasting at the following banquet.

The next day, during the battle at Castle Hedgehog, Walpole joined Kyle's squad in infiltrating the Castle when the group was ambushed by the Espionage Task Force. He as well as Seton accompanied Kyle to search for Prim Marlon and left their comrades behind; reaching the top of the clocktower, they saw Ney flee and followed orders to pursue her. The two caught up to Ney before being slaughtered by the assassin.

Yatski Shaman
Clarith's foster mother and a former shaman living in Yatski, Elphegort. At some point she adopted the Netsuma child and later taught the young girl how to read and write. When Clarith brought home the injured robin "Grüne," she helped care for it and recognized it as a forest spirit, thanking the bird for the company it brought Clarith before it left. Sometime later, the magician contracted the Gula disease. When Michaela was brought to their home, having contracted a fever, she helped Clarith care for her; she oversaw the girl staying with them for some time, gradually befriending her stepdaughter. The shaman passed away, leaving the two to fend for themselves.

York Le Corbusier
York Le Corbusier was Germaine's second-in-command in the Lucifenian Resistance, as well as Sekka's father. From the beginning he had joined Germaine, Sekka, Minage, and Mark as one of the Resistance's core members, regularly attending the meetings they held and served the role of keeping watch over the door to their hideout. When, on orders from Princess Riliane, the Forest of Bewilderment was set on fire, he rushed to aid Germaine in putting it out along with the others. Later, he oversaw the masked man, "Karchess", coming into the Resistance's hideout and offering his aid.

Before the Revolution, York accompanied Germaine to all her meetings with potential benefactors, such as to Corpa's mansion, where Keel Freesis was staying, or the Lucifenian Bar, to meet with Clarith. He also, at Germaine's request, inquired after bringing Allen out of the palace, with no success. Later, in attacking the mercenaries Yarera and Zusco after witnessing their abuse of a bar maid, he inadvertently helped spark the Lucifenian Revolution; he fought with Germaine and Sekka in Rolled and later helped to storm the palace, overseeing the capture of Princess Riliane.

Later, after Karchess was revealed as King Kyle, York attended the peace talks following the revolution; there he witnessed Kyle announce the annexation of Lucifenia by the Kingdom of Marlon, to his ire. He later fled with the other members of the Resistance when they were declared enemies of Lucifenia and defeated by Commander Lily Mouchet, joining the Langley Force in Beelzenia. Once there, he met and spoke with Yukina Freesis, who had been searching for Germaine.

York was quick to anger towards those who he felt acted in an immoral or dishonest way, such as in verbally expressing his distrust towards Karchess or attacking the Asmodean mercenaries. He was a large man with one eye; after his encounter with Lily, he required a prosthetic leg as well.

Yvette
Yvette was the stepdaughter of General Shalgham. Born in Asmodean in EC 463, she was the only child of a low-ranking soldier. Around EC 468, Yvette's father died in a war and the five-year-old kept the Golden Key he owned as a memento. Discovering its ability to shape shift, she often played with it. Regularly, her mother told her how her father was a brave soldier of Asmodean. Around EC 473, her mother remarried and the ten-year-old Yvette was pleased with her more lavish lifestyle as the stepdaughter of General Shalgham. Treated coldy by both her father and hew new stepbrothers, Yvette considered leaving several times but failed to do so, afraid to be separated from her mother despite her apparent apathy towards her. Hoping to please her stepfamily, Yvette smiled, kept clean, and ate things she hated in spite of her misery.

While three visitors came to the home in EC 477, Yvette played with the key in her room until called by General Shalgham to the library. After the silve-haired woman gave her stepfather papers and left, Yvette watched her stepfather and the green-haired man speak to each other. Afraid the visitor eying her would defile her, she trembled until he left. While the General and the old woman with the red cat spoke, Yvette was sent back to her room. The next day, her stepfather gave her the documents he was given and she read over the detailed history of Gast Venom. Once her father explained his plan of having her pose as Gast's dead sister, Sarah, to force Gast into mutiny so Shalgham could legally have him killed, Yvette hesitated. Told it was for the sake of their country, Yvette gladly cooperated, believing she would be accepted as part of the family.

Hiding herself away during her stepfather's journey to the Misty Mountains, Yvette hid in his bed until night fall and was given the Venom Sword to show Gast in case he ever doubted her. While playing with the key by the altar in the ruins, the drunken Gast approached her. Acting like Sarah, Yvette embraced Gast with glee and explained how she was a ghost he could only see at the altar on a foggy night. Once she retired for the night, she expressed her surprise about resembling Sarah so much to her stepfather. She continued the ruse for two weeks, falling in love with Gast. The night before Gast's planned murder, he announced he deserted the army and wanted to leave with her. Although wishing to join him, she said she couldn't since she was a ghost and Gast refused to believe the claim.

After showing the sword to Gast, he changed his attitude and demanded she give it to him. Afraid, she refused but he forced it from her, hoping to kill Shalgham. Realizing what ominous power the Venom Sword held, Yvette told her stepfather about Gast's desertion the next day, hoping to keep them from killing each other. Realizing the influence of the old woman, Abyss I.R., Yvette became consumed with rage and, with the key transformed into a golden knife, brutally murdered Shalgham. After coming to her senses, Yvette fled with the key and met a friar, becoming a pilgrim for the Held sect. Worried for Gast, Yvette confronted the Asmodean Emperor and revealed what transpired and was relieved to hear he was only exiled for "murdering" Shalgham.

After over a decade as a pilgrim, Yvette and the friar established a monastery along the coast of Lucifenia with the help of the Freesis Family. Discussing the Golden Key with the friar and the director of the monastery, they decided to seal the key and Yvette dedicated her life as a nun to the monastery. She later became the head nun. Sometime after the Lucifenian Revolution, she heard of Gast's death and visited his grave many times, brought to tears at the thought of his pitiful life. At some point in the early EC 500s, she told Clarith about a legend she heard of the sea: write down your wish, put it in a bottle, and throw it in the sea and it will come true. She also told her it was a demon contract.

After Yukina Freesis, Germaine Avadonia, and Rin battled Abyss I.R. while she possessed Mikina, Yvette checked where she sealed the key, only to discover it was missing. Around EC 529, the 65-year-old nun, realizing she would soon die, decided to entrust her position to Rin. She then wrote a letter to Yukina, confessing her past and single regret in life; after urging her to find the key and reseal it before it brought calamity to the world, Yvette sent the letter to Yukina and died shortly after. After her death, Rin took over as the head nun and raised the orphans there until her death in EC 562.