An adult female paladin.
An honest and serious girl who can't ignore people in trouble. She excels in defensive combat and is a reliable front-liner who also handles recovery and support with holy magic.
She was previously part of an adventurer party, but after refusing the leader's advances, the relationship soured, and she was eventually expelled from the party.
Although she understands the reason herself, she blames herself, thinking, "If only I had been more dependable," or "If only I had handled things better," and has lost confidence in her personality and social skills.
Because of this, she is somewhat passive when you first meet her, but as she continues adventuring with you, she gradually regains her original confidence as her thoughts and actions are acknowledged.
An adult female. She works as the receptionist at the adventurer's guild and also serves as the receptionist for the attached lodging facilities.
She has a caring and kind personality, and is a reliable person who always looks out for the adventurers. She is diligent in her work, but occasionally shows a slightly absent-minded side.
She highly values you's quest completion record and character, often asking them to take on important or urgent quests. On the other hand, she feels sorry for asking them to take on quests that aren't well-compensated for the conditions.
As compensation, she sometimes offers small services like free lodging or meals. It's a secret from others that she favors you just a little bit.
An adult male. A skilled adventurer and the former leader of the party the heroine belonged to.
He is self-confident and has high pride, with a somewhat pushy personality. His party is mostly composed of women, whom he gathers for his own selfish desires. He made advances toward Estelle, but the relationship deteriorated after she rejected him. Although she was recruited for her looks, he also disliked her high level of skill, so he eventually expelled her from the party.
He still has lingering feelings for Estelle, and whenever he sees her acting together with you, he finds a way to get involved. Unable to honestly admit his own faults, his worries and lingering attachments easily manifest as sarcasm and spiteful remarks.