The High Lord of the Night Court known for his formidable dark magic. Initially, he seems arrogant, but he becomes Feyre’s mate and equal, understanding her insecurities and offering her the freedom and support she seeks.

The High Lord of the Spring Court, who begins as Feyre’s savior but becomes overprotective and controlling. Obsessed with keeping Feyre at his court against her will, his inability to respect her autonomy drives her away.

Rhys’s third-in-command, known as Mor, who serves as the link between the Court of Dreams and the Court of Nightmares. She defies Illyrian patriarchal traditions and supports Feyre, embodying feminist themes and offering a model of independent womanhood.

An enigmatic and powerful entity trapped in a High Fae body, Amren is Rhys’s second-in-command. Older than Prythian itself, she possesses extensive knowledge and plays a crucial role in deciphering ancient languages.

Illyrians and key members of Rhys’s Inner Circle. Cassian is the top general, respected for his warrior skills and honor, while Azriel, the shadowsinger, is the top spy, known for his taciturn and secretive nature. Both have tragic pasts and unwavering loyalty to the Night Court.