The newly crowned queen of Ayortha, Ivi is portrayed as both vain and insecure, with a dynamic character arc that explores her struggles with power and validation. Her relationship with Aza includes both friendship and conflict, contributing to the story's central tension.

Aza's love interest and Prince of Ayortha, Ijori is known for his charm and gentleness. He values individuality over conventional attractiveness and plays a significant role in Aza's personal growth.

The novel's primary antagonist, Skulni is a deceitful creature with spider-like features who manipulates others through their insecurities. His presence underscores the story's themes of vanity and the dangers of beauty standards.

A gnome and distant relative of Aza, Master zhamM is a nurturing mentor figure who provides support and protection during her exile. His character emphasizes the importance of inner beauty and identity over physical appearances.