The enigmatic ruler of the lower city who values community and protection for those in his realm. He is drawn to Persephone, challenging his views on power and relationships.

Persephone's ambitious mother responsible for Olympus's logistics and food supply. She is politically shrewd, protective of her daughters, yet uses them to further her own goals.

The powerful leader of the Thirteen who seeks control and subjugates women of Olympus through fear and manipulation. He is often perceived as a threat by Persephone.

Olympus’s messenger and trickster, Hermes, along with her friend Dionysus, the god of wine, bring humor to the narrative. They support Persephone and Hades but take a more observational role in the conflict.

Persephone’s older sister, who offers a realistic perspective on Olympus’s power dynamics. She remains supportive of Persephone’s decisions while focusing on her protective instincts.

The youngest Dimitriou sister, she is romantic and seeks excitement. Her involvement with Orpheus and desire for independence become central to her character development.