Characters
The acrobatic, predictable, bloodthirsty merchant.
The nimble, sarcastic mentor.
The cute merchant who suffers from a chronic disease.
The jailer with an unexpected destiny.
The tactful merchant searching for truth.
The mature philosopher.
The dexterous, lonely, infamous bartender.
The self-righteous servant.
The lonely comic on the wrong side of the law.
The awkward, slovenly, arrogant spy with little money.
The laid-back, moralistic sailor.
The distant bodyguard searching for truth.
The strong theologian who seems insane.
The crippled, hypocritical rascal.
The weak, clinging, cooperative prostitute who is more than meets the eye.
The tireless, hateful politician.
The humble champion who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
The introverted archivist looking for a challenge.
The enduring, composed hunter.
The student searching for employment.
The enduring, kind teacher.
The agile, cute archivist with a heart of gold.
The sickly, social beggar.
The poised, brutal rogue.
The fearful heir.
The agile, kind, bullying impostor who is prone to odd statements.
The infamous theologian who belongs to a secret organization.
The tough, intuitive, domineering priestess.
The pedlar who belongs to a secret organization.
The healthy midwife.
The unhealthy pedlar who has several nervous habits.
The plain, cute heroine.
The broken-hearted assassin.
The energetic, promiscuous dancer.
The ignored student who has an odd way of speaking.
The philandering philanthropist.
The obedient boatman.
The negative teacher.
The nimble, attractive murderer with a large fortune.
The melancholy, hateful politician.
The smart traveler.
The outlaw with a heart of gold.
The striking, awkward acrobat.
The graceful, tired outlaw.
The weak, tolerant inventor.
The fearsome, immoral rabble-rouser who belongs to a secret organization.
The sickly, indecisive assistant.
The unathletic, laid-back, sadistic philanthropist.
The crippled mentor who is more than meets the eye.
The aged, kind, lonely merchant.
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