Characters
The dexterous, craven, striking archivist who is given to moments of deep introspection.
The acrobatic, tough, opinionated farmer.
The unhealthy, friendly fence who suffers from a chronic disease.
The aged, wise official.
The nimble, moralistic, attractive hunter.
The crippled, outgoing assassin searching for employment.
The lonely assistant who belongs to a secret organization.
The cute spy with an odd birthmark.
The aged, cooperative actor.
The crippled, mature, philandering inventor from a bad family.
The striking farmer who is a complete fraud.
The young archivist.
The dissatisfied jailer.
The militant sailor with a dark past.
The striking, pompous jailer with an odd birthmark.
The mature priestess.
The atheistic philanthropist.
The striking, biased thief with little money.
The smart, moral explorer.
The joyful, selfish hero.
The awkward, conformist, odd philanthropist.
The rebellious explorer.
The materialistic gambler on the wrong side of the law.
The misunderstood, brave marine.
The absent-minded, opinionated heir who hates children.
The bigoted servant.
The agile archivist.
The nimble mentor from nowhere.
The addled, brutal leader haunted by dark memories.
The fearsome gambler.
The intuitive beggar who has an odd way of speaking.
The intelligent, generous servant.
The violent, inhibited merchant who suffers from a chronic disease.
The graceful, corrupt farmer.
The unhealthy, ambitious, righteous midwife.
The enduring midwife.
The agile, forceful, boastful student searching for employment.
The selfless philosopher.
The teacher escpaing the past.
The gigolo who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The compassionate bodyguard.
The athletic, striking adventurer with a heart of gold.
The strong fence.
The elegant, withdrawn impostor who is a complete fraud.
The hunter who can't resist a fight.
The dexterous comic who is seeking meaning in life.
The agile weapons master.
The strong, hypocritical priest.
The poised jailer looking for love.
The unhealthy, ethical wanderer who is more than meets the eye.
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