Princess Cosmin is the daughter of King Phillip Delair Phries Enfer and betrothed to Prince Emerce Delair Eagra Falymos whom she has never formally met. She is beloved by her people, and well know for her charitable and grounded nature. She has done great humanitarian work around The Kingdom of Galmoer, negotiating trade routes with distant villages, negotiated accessible housing for adventurers and a maintainable road system between cities.

King Phillip Delair Phries Enfer rules over The Kingdom of Galmoer as their king, residing in the center of Bunda. He is often hailed as a wonderful ruler who is honest and trust. He became the heir to the throne after his older twin brother Teaf Delair Phries Enfer perished in a mysterious fire that collapsed down a portion of the castle. With Phillip being the next in line he inherited the throne in his brothers place. King Phillip Delair Phries Enfer has heavily invested into The Adventure's Guild, publicly stating that it is a means to supplement a standing army in the event of an attack on The Kingdom of Galmoer by other nations or monstrous forces.

The first born son of Emperor Charles and heir the Burgian Empire. He is notorious throughout Eagris as an arrogant man who does not give any respect to anyone but his parents. He frequently goes out to bars and taverns and gets extremely drunk, which often leads to him getting into a conflict with another drunk. Whenever these fights happen any damage caused is billed to the Empire itself, however these charges rarely get paid. Emperor Charles has royal guards and a high ranked cleric that carries multiple diamonds accompany the prince at all times to prevent him from staying dead should he be slain, which has occurred a few times so far.

Whenever some kills or attacks the prince unprovoked they get charged with treason immediately and are sentenced to death, usually being dispatched by one of the prince's guards moments after the offense. The guards that accompany the prince are constantly being changed out because of an unwillingness to guard him, distain for the prince leading to them becoming a possible threat to the prince's safety.