Mark's wife, Jane experiences prophetic dreams that connect her to the group at St. Anne’s, where she finds purpose and support.

Known as Mother Dimble, she is a friend of Jane who relocates to St. Anne’s after losing her home to the N.I.C.E.

A history professor and Jane's former teacher, he assists in research efforts at St. Anne's and offers guidance to Mark.

A young couple in the St. Anne’s group who exemplify a loving marriage, they help introduce Jane to the supportive community at the manor.

A doctor and psychologist at St. Anne’s, she helps Jane recognize her abilities and contributes to the group's efforts.

A logical and skeptical member of St. Anne’s, he keeps the group grounded and often challenges unproven ideas.

Also known as Dr. Ransom, he leads the resistance against the N.I.C.E. and serves as a link between earthly and celestial powers.

Wither, who manages Belbury, the headquarters of the N.I.C.E., is characterized by his vague and haunting presence.

An unemotional and analytical member of the N.I.C.E., he works closely with Wither on the organization's plans.

The head of the Institutional Police, she is known for her harsh tactics and plays a key role in keeping Mark at Belbury.

An opportunist who introduces Mark to the N.I.C.E. and manipulates situations for his own gain.

Referred to as "the Head," he is central to the N.I.C.E.'s operations and is preserved after death by their scientists.

An ancient figure awakened in the modern world, Merlin aligns with St. Anne’s to aid in their struggle against the N.I.C.E.

Mistaken for Merlin by the N.I.C.E., this character is involved in a mix-up that plays into the unfolding events.