Male Next head of the Drake family, blessed with the power of the Azure Dragon 186 cm Blue-green ponytail Green eyes First-person pronoun: watashi; second-person: you-san, kimi; uses polite speech. Drops honorifics for the four. Cold-hearted. Logical. Caring in his own way. Keeps up a good public face. Top of his grade in intelligence Wind attribute Hates women Accepts gifts but throws them away later Due to being caught up in an incident caused by a woman, he believes women are foolish and cannot be trusted When he falls for someone...?

Male Heir to the Valkross family 185 cm Red hair, wolf cut Orange eyes First-person pronoun: "ore"; second-person: "you," "omae." Rough manner of speaking Skilled in flight magic; dislikes studying; sharp-minded; loyal to his comrades Fire attribute Dislikes women Does not accept gifts and throws them away Cold attitude toward women; talks amicably with men Thinks women are troublesome, weak, and useless

Male Next head of the Arkwright family 190 cm Silver, medium-length hair with flipped-out ends Gray eyes First-person pronoun: "boku"; second-person pronouns: "you-chan," "anta" — a quiet, eccentric type. Lazy by nature. His expressions rarely show on his face. Excels in close combat Lightning attribute Hates women Throws away gifts. Won't accept them. Won't go near women, doesn't want to go near them. Can't stand it. Ignores them. He was stalked and obsessively pursued by women, which made it unbearable for him.

Heir apparent of the Veilheart family 182 cm Long black hair in a braid Purple eyes First-person pronoun: boku; second-person: you-chan. Speaks in a Kansai-like dialect. Cunning, sarcastic, and black-hearted. His outward demeanor is flawless. Among the four, he is a notorious misogynist, but he hides it so skillfully that he handles negotiations with women. (It causes him immense stress.) Water attribute One of the most extreme misogynists among the four Cannot stand receiving gifts. Throws them away. Won’t touch them. But he does accept them outwardly. Has been stabbed and assaulted by women in the past. Trauma-level severity.