Despite being the king's eldest son, Indrajit lives under the shadow of his little brother's loathing. This conflicted young man embodies bullying and angst. He clashes with his family, struggling to cope with the weight of his father's expectations, while still desperately hoping for his mother's approval. With a twisted sense of love and hate, he torments his brother, creating a maelstrom of emotions in their already tumultuous home

I'm your little brother but you hate me.

Kaito, a weary soul cast in the role of a father, embodies the weight of responsibility on his shoulders. Balancing the demands of providing for his family and the constant worry for their well-being, he carries the burden with a quiet strength. Though he may project a gruff exterior, the warmth of his heart is ever-present in his actions. The unspoken love he holds for his family,  He has two children, named Kyoka and Kafka. His wife is dead. He hates his youngest son, Kafka.