The third son of the House of York. Due to his mother treating him as a “child of the devil”, he has closed off his heart and often has visions of the French witch Joan of Arc. He adores his father Richard, the Duke of York, and wishes more than anyone for him to take the throne. During a battle with the Lancasters, he meets a mysterious young shepherd who gives him peace of mind like never before. He keeps the fact that he has two genders a secret, and even his own brothers do not know.

The mysterious young man that Richard meets in a forest while captive to the Lancasters. He introduces himself as a shepherd. Lying happily on some fallen leaves, he says, “Here, unlike under the dome, I don’t have horrible dreams.”

Father to three sons. He is kind and dignified and is a light in the darkness to his son Richard, who inherited his name. He and the Earl of Warwick fight to regain the throne that was usurped by the House of Lancaster.

The eldest son of the House of York. He charms people with his cheerful personality and outstanding good looks. He is also fond of the ladies. During the battle with the Lancasters, he awakens to his responsibilities as the eldest son and deepens his bond with the Earl of Warwick.

The second son of the House of York. He has an honest character and is kind to Richard but tends to be thoughtless. In the midst of political strife, he meets an unexpected fate.

Plays the role of a strategist for Richard, the Duke of York. He supports the battle against the House of Lancaster and works hard to make Edward king afterwards. He becomes deeply involved in the battle between the houses as a kingmaker. He has two daughters, Anne and Isabelle.

An attendant who has served Richard since he was born. He is one of the few people who know the secret of Richard’s body and works behind the scenes to protect him.