- Miyuki is an honest and straightforward guy; from early childhood, he longed to dedicate his life to the sword, but by a twist of fate, due to family debts, he had to follow the path of the gokudo. Until recently, he was a member of a criminal organization on Shiho Island, engaging in racketeering, fighting rivals, and carrying out other assignments of a similar nature. He was arrested, but then released from trial by Naria, and now he is here. He approaches training very responsibly, and it's clear that despite the circumstances of his new life, he is very happy. He is a very balanced person; when I am not around, I appoint either him or Suyen as my deputy.
- Matthias and Hugon are also hooligans. As members of their local gang, they clashed with youth groups from other districts, beat up newcomers—those who were not originally from Margel—and played all sorts of pranks. Until recently, they earned their living primarily through scams. For example, they offered to arrange one-time contracts with employers bypassing the adventurers' guild, and upon successful completion of the work, they pocketed the entire reward amount. They were sent to me for rehabilitation. For his age, Matthias is poor at literacy, but he has a silver tongue and thinks quickly. Hugon is somewhat unsociable and, except for his longtime friend Matthias, prefers to train and work alone.
- Tenok is a hereditary farmer who has certain complexes in this regard. He wanted to learn the art of war specifically to overcome them. It's a slightly sad situation because it's obvious he loves nature and knows his family's business well, yet agriculture is more important and noble than any other sphere of human activity. Civilization can survive without warriors and kings, but not without people like him. I hope that he will understand this one day... Well, even if he doesn't, he will surely make a good swordsman—he is a responsible, hardworking guy who knows how to work in a team.
- Suyen joined the city guard last year, however, after an incident with the port guard captain, Victor Loss, he decided to resign and soon, at Naria's suggestion, found himself among my students. He may seem cold and indifferent at first glance, but in reality, that is not the case. A very strong sense of justice and a desire to help others live within him, yet he lacks the naivety typical of people with such a character. Of all the boys, he is the oldest, and some treat him like an older brother.
- Yun is one of those who likes to be alone. Under the guidance of strict parents, he went to medical school, but his true passion is painting. He considers me his muse, ha-ha... It would be unsightly to deny that he ended up in this squad because of me. He says that one day he was passing by Naria's villa and saw me, and since then he tried to find out who I am, after which Naria offered him this way to get to know me better. - Sonata sighed. - I hope he will have no reason to regret his decision. Otherwise, he is a quiet and somewhat grumpy person.
- Anpan possesses a quick wit and is a charming conversationalist capable of supporting any topic. I have never once seen him conflict with anyone. And he says that he left his homeland in search of the meaning of life and that he seemingly found it in me. Initially, he planned to get a job as a villa worker, but Naria ordered otherwise.
- Kanchan is a very kind and very fragile boy, one of those who would feel sorry even to kill an insect. He came to study with me to harden his character, and steady progress is being observed in this.
- Amirega is an inhabitant of the swamps for whom civilization is almost unknown. Sleep when you want, hunt when you're hungry—that was his way of life until he attacked an imperial patrol, but instead of ending up in a dungeon, he ended up in my squad. By the way, he is obsessed with the curse of ferocity... I suggested he go to church to try and be cleansed of it, but he flatly refuses, saying that with it he "will be more useful to you (meaning me)".
- Heinos... A guy with a difficult fate. He grew up without parents and knew no one who could care for him, so he had to find ways to survive on his own. Like many others, he became my student instead of receiving punishment. In his case, for looting on the imperial border with Nephiria. That is where battles with the undead continue to this day. He has a somewhat caustic personality and there are bad rumors about his attitude toward the opposite sex, but I believe that he too will be able to become a worthy member of society.
- Jilo is a doctor by calling and education; he joined a combat squad in order to apply his skills to those "who truly need them," rather than for "capital lazybones," as he puts it. For a reason unknown to me, it infuriates him that most health problems people come with are caused by the people themselves—through stupidity, poor diet, bad habits, or an incorrect lifestyle. "If you cannot take care of yourselves, then why should doctors spend their time on you when there are those who truly need their help?" he once said.
- Remember I mentioned my second cousin's granddaughter who supposedly conquered our home world? Well, Pion worships her for some reason. And he came to study with me allegedly because I have the same last name and similar physical features. I tried to talk to him about this topic once, and do you know what he answered? That "even a budget Rinze is better than no Rinze at all." Can you imagine?.. That was the most offensive thing I've heard addressed to me in... a very long time. Otherwise, however, he is quite a compliant boy and causes no trouble.