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Four Heroes Church
Vicar Vittorio Serevare
Vicar Vittorio Serevare
Debut: Chapter 69/Chapter 58: Into the Breach (Mentioned), Chapter 121/Interlude 18: Confession of the Vainglorious Liar
Origin: The Familiar of Zero
- Egocentrically Religious: Lampshaded. To shame on the high-ranking nobles of Faubley and its Four Heroes Church branch, Vicar Vittorio claims them to be hypocritical of the preaches they make for people, and only use their religion to spoil up their bellies like pigs.
- Elemental Fusion: Vittorio mixes a combination of fire and lightning to conjure up a spell to be fired at Roger of Ajax, until the latter chooses to turn two of his men into his Human Shield for protection against the spell in chapter 125.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Right as he unleashes the [Sword Lady's Grave Dance], his eyes are washed by a shade of red when spikes from the ground form to inflict impalement on Roger and the latter's forces.
- Shout-Out: In-Universe, his ability known as [Sword Lady's Grave Dance] is based off of Goddess Raphtalia's miracles. In a meta-perspective, the miracle itself is a reference of Nito of the First Dead, where it is instead named as [Grave Lord's Sword Dance].
- Sudden Name Change: He used to be called Serevare as a reference to his last name from The Familiar of Zero, before it was switched up into having be called as Vittorio only.
- Spikes of Doom: Unleashing the [Sword Lady's Grave Dance], many sharp spikes raise from the ground that penetrates the skin of Roger and the many men who assisted the latter in rebelling against the Vicar.
- Two Lines, No Waiting: While the main plot being in Malty's perspective is grounded towards her, Naofumi, and Oersted regrouping with the people of the Whiterun County, Vicar Vittorio is given omakes since chapter 122 detailing his confrontation against Roger of Ajax coming to the Four Heroes Church to threaten all its members with death.
Arch-Vicar Lutasha
Arch-Vicar Lutasha
Debut: Chapter 79/Chapter 68: Dear Old Friends
Origin: Accomplishments of the Duke's Daughter
Roger of Ajax
Roger of Ajax
Debut: Chapter 82/Chapter 71: A Game of Fools (Mentioned), Chapter 118/Chapter 101: All That Awaits you Is A Somber Morrow
Origin: Original Character
- Any Last Words?: Once he gets Julio to be kneeling, all while threatening to shove his fist through his head, Roger asks Julio if he has any remaining words to say in chapter 125. In response, Julio requests for Roger to rot in hell for his actions.Roger: Kneeling in front of my feet. This look fits you, bitch boy. Any last words?Julio: Rot in hell, swine.
- Arc Villain: Of the omakes from chapter 122 onwards, Roger's defeat in the earlier chapters has him return back to haunt the Vicar by recruiting all of his remaining soldiers to stage a rebellion to dismantle all of the Four Heroes Church opposing his commands.
- Bad Boss: When handling large numbers of troops, Roger does not bother to remember any of their names, all while he sends many of them to their own deaths to fuel his false reputation as someone that is unstoppable.
- The Berserker: His style of fighting is to charge headfirst into battle, and to wildly punch all foes that get near him. All while he fights, Roger engages in Trash Talk to make his enemies out as cowards and weaklings unworthy to pose a threat to him.
- Blaming the Victim: To handle the deaths of Batista's brothers dying, all while the latter survived way back in the Great War, Roger blames Batista's brothers as cowards who had died and himself being the one who could do no wrong in how he plans his tactics.Roger: Your precious brothers would have survived too if they weren't a bunch of useless pussies!
- The Brute: Being Romalia's best Battle Master, Roger's main role for the Four Heroes Church is to be deployed inti battle for the sheer manpower he possesses.
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: As much of a complete Jerkass he always displayed himself to all of his Four Heroes Church colleagues, he is kept around and tolerated by the organization for the great strength and manpower he provides for the battles he participates in.
- Chevalier vs. Rogue: Roger of Ajax is the rogue in the literal sense since he is the one rebelling the Four Heroes Church, along with using violent tactics with his men to overthrow his faction. Contrasted by Commander Cloud, he shows himself up in a calm and professional manner to stop all of Roger's foolishness.
- Death Glare: Roger is left angrily glaring at Andre and Batista being two notable people that quitted on him when he needed to exploit their manpower in chapter 124.
- Dirty Coward: After spending his time acting mighty over his pride as a warrior and using his Trash Talk profanities to label other men as weak, "female" fighters, Roger exposes his true colors as a coward behind his seemingly brutish strength by choosing to run away the moment Commander Cloud shows up and is displayed to be on an equal strength in chapter 126.
- Evil Laugh: To say his last words to Commander Clould while running away from the havoc caused to the Four Heroes Church in chapter 126, Roger of Ajax laughs out loud believing no one is fast enough to catch him from behind.
- Facial Horror: Getting many parts of his body be Impaled with Extreme Prejudice from the Spikes of Doom stabbing him from the ground, his face is left in grotesque state in chapter 125. Despite the injuries, Roger's Villainous Valour to be Made of Iron continues to push himself to never stop fighting against the Vicar.
- Foil: To Commander Cloud, the ways they portray themselves in battle are the opposite to each other. Whereas Roger is The Berserker that indulges himself into Trash Talk towards enemies that can't stand up to him, Commander Cloud is filled with Tranquil Fury with the few words he bothers speaking out in his Creepy Monotone. Pitted in a fight against each other, Commander Cloud can stand his ground to fight till the end, all while Roger snaps into exposing himself as a Dirty Coward that runs away when fights are out of his reach.
- Glory Hound: Whatever actions he takes, they are always motivated for the sake of glory to provide to himself. Even when he refuses help from high-ranking benefactors, he does it mainly so that he himself is credited for any victorious moments that occur for himself alone. Soldiers he employs, they are nothing more than his own fodder to utilize, as whatever words he claims that they should be grateful to him is merely to fuel his own ego as a competent leader.
- Grievous Harm with a Body: After utilizing two bodies as his Human Shield against Vittorio's Elemental Fusion, Roger picks up more bodies of his own men to throw them for Vittorio to catch in chapter 125.Roger: Have a little taste of your own potion, bitch boy!
- Hate Sink: On top of having a personality that has him be a Sir Swears-a-Lot coupled with the many insults he throws, his insults are given an taste of misogynism implying that he associates his hatred of men towards perceiving woman as cowardly people. All while to himself, he thinks of himself as a strong person being the main powerhouse for the Four Heroes Church, when he is really only an overconfident idiot that just has a lot of manpower to back him up.
- Heroes Fight Barehanded: Inverted. Roger is villain that is a Sir Swears-a-Lot that finds ways to insult both allies and enemies, all while his fighting style resolves around using his fists to punch his foes to death.
- Hey, You!: Were he need to call out a soldier of whose name he has no knowledge of, Roger would use his profanities to label them as a subject he needs to personally address.
- Human Shield: To block off Vittorio's Elemental Fusion of fire and lightning, Roger utilizes the living bodies of his own men to act as his temporary shield from the powerful attack hurting him in chapter 125.
- Hypocrite: Based on his Trash Talk in fights, Roger likes to call enemy forces as men comparable to what he perceives as comparable to weak women unable to fight, whenever people fail to overpower his strength. However, when put to an equal footing against Commander Cloud, Roger fails to live up to his statements as a masculine man, by being the Dirty Coward that runs as soon as a person has a chance of beating him.
- Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: Many points of his body are left bleeding from red spikes making a sudden appearance in the ground to stab him.
- Laser-Guided Karma: Being initially victorious and posing a major threat to stopping Naofumi, Oersted, and Malty from making their escape out of Melromarc, Roger of Ajax slowly faces the retribution of his actions when his own soldiers start declaring their own Mistreatment-Induced Betrayal to stop him from further progressing his goals to kill the Vicar.
- Leeroy Jenkins: His plan to attack the enemy fortifications back in the Great War was to have his troops charge at the front with no aforementioned planning afterwards. The result was that all of the soldiers, except for Batista being the Sole Survivor, had died.
- Lethally Stupid: His poor tactics to have his soldiers attack the front of the enemy fortifications to make everyone appear flashy for the sake of his ego in the Great War had caused all of the soldiers, except for Batista, to die.
- Made of Iron: Whatever injuries he endured from the Spikes of Doom impaling many holes inside of his body, Roger's Villainous Valour in chapter 125 motivates him with rage to be determined in fighting on all the remaining foes.
- Miles Gloriosus: Roger enjoys boasting of his masculinity as something that makes him a great warrior, but as others have noted, Roger is a coward that Screams Like a Little Girl when bit by balloons and had a track record of getting several of his own soldiers killed for his own Glory Hound ego back in the Great War.
- Mistreatment-Induced Betrayal: Since he can't be bothered to care for his Lethally Stupid planning that always result in his own soldiers dying to fulfill his desires as a Glory Hound, as well as care to remember any of their names, Batista and Andre refuse to continue serving him out of the pent up disdain they have.
- Never My Fault: Where times an event goes wrong, his troops are killed, or opposing enemies emerge triumphant over him, Roger places the blame on his own allies failing him or his enemies getting lucky, rather than to admit his poor and reckless planning in the name of glory.
- Noodle Incident: He once had a tussle with Mala back in the Great War, and was even feared in the name of War Dog. However, whatever fearsome reputation he had in the past eventually diminished, and no exploration of who Roger used to be is never explained, as a result of his death in chapter 120.
- Not Quite Dead: He looks as though he had died in chapter 120 when Uranus perform his Taking You with Me to collapse the ceilings of the sewers everyone was below in. Coming by chapter 123, Roger of Ajax is revealed to be alive, although he is covered in a mess of sewage in his return to confront the vicars.
- "The Reason You Suck" Speech: On the receiving end of the trope, Roger is exposed as the selfish Glory Hound he is by Batista and Andre calling him out as an incompetent leader who only gets his own soldiers killed, all while he does not even bother to learn any of their names.
- Red Baron: Roger had a terrifying name back in the Great War where has known as, "War Dog", not much is elaborated on how he got the name from.
- Screaming Warrior: Engaging in a fight against the Vicar and his own men in chapter 125, Roger is left screaming in all corners of the battle murdering anyone getting close to him. Each few times he bothers to speak, Roger's dialog consists of insults for the Vicar to personally confront him in a battle.
- Screams Like a Little Girl: He screams with a loud screech from a bite of a Yuzu that disrupts all his masculinity he initially displayed insulting everyone.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Just as he gets up in chapter 126 after getting tossed onto the ground, Roger realizes that Commander Cloud is an equal or stronger opponent than him, so Roger chooses to run away from all the fierce battles he started all to save his own skin.
- Sir Swears-a-Lot: Plenty of his dialog to insult someone is to call them in derogatory terms to make them look like they are too weak to stand up against him.
- Soldier vs. Warrior: Being on the side of the warrior, Roger of Ajax uses his muscular physique to rampage across battles and be The Berserker that puts down anyone failing to overpower him. Commander Cloud on the other hand is more sophisticated in his way of fighting, as he remains focused with his Tranquil Fury to say only small words to not recklessly waste his energy.
- Straw Misogynist: Implied. Though he has not specifically targeted women as a gender he hates, Roger uses their stereotypical "weak" traits as a way to frame himself as a masculine man, all while demeaning and downgrading the achievements of other men using insulting slurs related to women.
- Talk to the Fist: All while Uranus is left in disbelief monologuing on why he would betray the purpose of the Four Heroes Church to join with the Three Heroes Church, Roger delivers a punch to Uranus' face to knock him out from speaking anymore words in chapter 118.
- Team Killer: Despite being in the same faction of the Four Heroes Church, Roger betrays him by having his own men attempt to murder the Vicar, and goes as far as to treat his soldiers as a Human Shield or to weaponize their bodies.
- Thin-Skinned Bully: He can dish out beatings or yell out casual profanities like a Sir Swears-a-Lot, but just a bite from one of Naofumi's balloons in chapter 118 is enough to have Roger of Ajax to Screams Like a Little Girl.
- Too Important to Remember You: Having thousands of demi-human soldiers hired to fight beside him, Roger makes no effort trying to learn any of their names, only resorting to Hey, You! or a sort of derogatory mention.
- Trash Talk: As he is fighting his enemies in battle, Roger uses the few times he gets to talk as a chance to demean his enemies with his Sir Swears-a-Lot insults and make them out as cowards that stand no chance against a direct fight against him.
- The Unapologetic: He got Batista's brothers killed in the Great War, but not once has he apologized to Batista himself for his own poor planning for the loss of important lives.
- Ungrateful Bastard: No matter how many lives are lost for all the people that have supported him, Roger never once bothers to show ounces of gratitude at their successes or accept responsibilities relating to their deaths.
- Villainous Breakdown: Experiencing his own troops leave him for his own selfish and rude behavior in the name for his own personal glory in chapter 124, Roger breaks down in a fit of rage announcing that he will kill all that stand in his way.
- Villainous Valour: With the one exception of him that Screams Like a Little Girl from a balloon bite, Roger lives up to all his rude proclamations of himself being a mighty warrior, by having the bravery to face down the Vicars, despite getting betrayed and outnumbered by his own men. Subverted by chapter 126, as while Roger acts like a rampaging warrior to foes weaker than him, having to face Commander Cloud on equal footing is what pushes Roger to run away from all the bravado he once displayed.Vittorio: (Whatever one can rightfully accuse the brute, he is not a coward.)
- Wham Line: Roger reveals crucial information regarding Mala's past life as being Siltvelt's Strongest Tiger, before Defecting for Love to eventually serve King Aultcray and Princess Malty.Roger of Ajax: What's the matter, 'Strongest Tiger' of Siltvelt? Why are you trudging through shit like common rat now? Going through all of this shit. Did the king spare you a second glance? Was it worth it for you to defect from your country of animals to pine for his attention, only to end up being used as a glorified servant by him?
- Would Harm a Senior: Roger drives a powerful punch onto Uranus, who is an old, retired battle priest, and such a punch gets the latter knocked onto the ground in chapter 118.
- You Are in Command Now: Having gotten many of Batista's brothers killed for his own poor planning the Great War, Roger promotes Batista as a captain simply for being the Sole Survivor amongst the many dead soldiers.
Vicar Mozgus
Sebastian
Sebastian
Debut: Chapter 83/Chapter 72: Unmei no Ketto (Fated Bloodlines) (Mentioned), Chapter 118/Chapter 101: All That Awaits You Is A Somber Morrow
Origin: Original Character
- Blind Obedience: Deconstructed. His obedience to always be out on repaying Roger's service ends up being at the cost of Sebastian's life, since saving Roger from Lord Commander's thrown sword only means Sebastian sacrificed himself for a battle saint that does not value his life.
- I Owe You My Life: Deconstructed. While owing your life to a good person to repay their gratitude would be viewed as a positive, Sebastian owing his life to save Roger at all costs ends up making Sebastian look like he is too caught up in his Blind Obedience to understand Roger does not value him, when Sebastian saves Roger from a flying sword in chapter 126.
- Taking the Bullet: As a sword thrown by Lord Commander flies near Roger of Ajax in chapter 126, Sebastian jumps in the way of the sword to protect Roger from getting killed.
Lord Commander Cloud of Adeptus Astartes
Lord Commander Cloud of Adeptus Astartes
Debut: Chapter 99/Chapter 84: Living on a Prayer
Origin: Original Character
- The Cavalry: He arrives by the end of chapter 125 to settle in as support for the Four Heroes Church to bring down the rampaging Roger of Ajax caused to the faction with his men.
- Chevalier vs. Rogue: He has a theme related to knights for the professionalism he radiates to enter the battle to support the Four Heroes Church, while Roger of Ajax is the rogue in a literal sense for starting a rebellion against the faction and utilizing brutish methods to kill people opposing his way.
- Creepy Monotone: Confronting Roger of Ajax in chapter 126, Commander Cloud's tone is emotionless as a way to showcase the latter's complete focus into beating him in their fight and for a quick interrogation to know of Roger's motives to rebel.
- It's Probably Nothing: Played for Laughs. He wanders his thoughts of worry from what the rest of the Three Heroes Church members may become without Pope Balmus taking charge, until he notices Mein near him in chapter 99. Mein, upon being noticed, is panicking at the thought of being caught. Luckily for Mein, Lord Commander Cloud quickly dismisses her as just a person and thinks that his paranoia may be affecting his judgement.
- Occult Blue Eyes: To signify his status as a Sole Survivor against the Siltvelt Invaders and as a Seer, Lord Commander Cloud is frequently mentioned of his blue eyes glowing.
- Seers: Cloud's ability to see into the future and make a vague comment about it, is used to compliment Mein (as Sophia of Totela) that her future life will be that of constant fighting against the Waves of Catastrophe with the Four Legendary Heroes.
- Soldier vs. Warrior: Contrasting Roger's warrior as the man utilizing brutal beatings with his muscular physique as The Brute for the Four Heroes Church, Commander Cloud moves professionally from the discipline he gained through the years of battles he lived, and is focused purely on settling battles without much words said.
- Sole Survivor: Lord Commander Cloud was the only survivor when the Siltvelt Invaders attacked the Four Heroes Church and killed most of the soldiers. Afterwards Cloud's survival, he went on to become a mentor to training knights.
- Super-Soldier: He was created as a powerful soldier of the Four Heroes Church to be on the battlefield of the Great War against the Siltvelt Invaders.
- Throwing Your Sword Always Works: His final attack to kill Roger of Ajax was to throw a sword into his body in chapter 126, which almost succeeds, until Sebastian ended up Taking the Bullet for Roger's survivaql.
- Tranquil Fury: Implied. Though nothing states of the anger he feels towards Roger of Ajax in chapter 126, basing on the few words Commander Cloud directs to Roger is to demand as to what reason the latter did to cause carnage against the Four Heroes Church.
Uranus
Uranus
Debut: Chapter 101/Chapter 86: Departure
Origin: Live A Live
- Armor-Piercing Response: In chapter 116, Uranus shuts down Naofumi's suggested idea to deconstruct the theocracy of the Three Heroes Church as a way of beating them by answering him that going through with that plan would result in a deadly religion war and his own name as Shield Hero getting labeled as a heretic.
- Escort Distraction: To stop Mala from wasting her skills to volunteer herself as the decoy for the Three Heroes Church to be lured by, Uranus stands himself to be the one that should be the decoy for the Three Heroes Church, believing his skillset as a person falls short compared to Mala.
- I Will Only Slow You Down: Feeling too tired to continue running alongside his group, Uranus stays behind to collapse the ceiling of the sewers to substitute his lack of stamina to follow up with all of his companions, as he does not want his presence to slow them down on their escape in chapter 120.
- Mentor Occupational Hazard: Uranus, who is the main guidance and navigator that connects Malty, Naofumi, and Oersted to many close connected allies is the one that has to die for their sake to escape all of their pursuers in chapter 120. Before leaving his allies on their own, Uranus lays his last words for them to remember their best times together, and not be filled with rage to sour their life.
- Moment Killer: While Mein is left drifting in her thoughts in chapter 113 about herself probably losing interest at Naofumi's end goals to settle his hero life with her on Samphor, Uranus interrupts her deep thinking by asking where she plans on travelling with Naofumi.
- More Expendable Than You: He has himself be the volunteer for collapsing the ceilings of the sewers in chapter 120, as he believes himself to be only useful for fighting the current enemies, instead of Mala having better stamina for better versatility to help the group.
- Knows a Guy Who Knows a Guy: Anytime time his allies come across a person they have no knowledge of, or need to find someplace for assistance, Uranus is likely to be the one sharing close connections with that person, due to his old age going through adventures with them in the past.
- Pre-Sacrifice Final Goodbye: Just before takes all of his enemies to die inside of the sewers, Uranus gives a last piece of advice for Naofumi, Mein, and Oersted to fill their hearts with happy memories of their companions, instead of having the hatred of their enemies consume them.
- "The Reason You Suck" Speech: For all of Streibough's attempts to invade Sophia and Siesta's personal privacy, Uranus scolds Streibough for putting down others just to flaunt his own intelligence in chapter 105.Uranus: And you (Streibough)! You need to stop flaunting your intelligence, and respect other people's secrets!
- Someone Has to Die: Cornered by the Three Heroes Church members from letting anyone leave the sewers, Uranus takes Mala's place to hold down the pursuers by using all of his powers to take all of the enemies down to death with himself.
- Spy Speak: When speaking with Mein in chapter 113 of her intended destination to go to, Uranus follows in her Spy Speak by pretending to make a mundane chat of her pilgrimage as Sophia of Totela, while revealing the important destinations she wishes to go with Naofumi.
- Taking You with Me: As a last resort to block off and kill all of the groups' pursuers in chapter 120, Uranus stays in the sewer to have its entire ceiling collapse on any remaining enemies to die with him.
- You Shall Not Pass!: Uranus stays behind inside of the sewers, all while his group escapes on top of the Melromarc streets, so that he can collapse the entire structure of the sewers to kill all of the remaining pursuers.
Father Gordon
Father Gordon
Debut: Chapter 103/Chapter 88: Dark Tide Underneath
Origin: Original Character
- Enhanced Punch: He used a miracle that turns his punch into a golden color to effectively punch Sister Amelia hard enough that she flies across a room.
- Gold-Colored Superiority: His miracle to give himself a Enhanced Punch is by turning his fist into a golden color.
- Killed Offscreen: He was last shown fighting off Sister Amelia and her two knights, before a few chapters pass on for characters to relay his offscreen death.
- Last Stand: Knowing he won't survive the knife wound on his stomach and that Sister Amelia's knights will eventually go after Demetrius and the latter's allies, Gordon chooses to fight to fight the knights, until he finally tires out.
- Made of Iron: Downplayed. The knife stab he received from Sister Amelia does stagger him a bit, but Father Gordon refuses to give up completely and resorts to making a Last Stand in facing off all of Sister Amelia's knights to buy time for Brother Demetrius to escape.
- Pre-Asskicking One-Liner: In preparation to face off the knights in chapter 104 and distract them from following Brother Demetrius, Gordon announces himself as the main opponent for the knights to fight.
- Punched Across the Room: The punch Gordon delivered to Sister Amelia's face was enough to send her and two of her knights to be flying across the room that they were in.
- Surprisingly Sudden Death: In his discussion with Sister Amelia as to accept her demands, Gordon's refusal to follow through what she wants results in Sister Amelia getting so agitated that she stabs him by the end of his introductory chapter.
- We Hardly Knew Ye: He gets introduced in chapter 103 to have a brief chat with Uranus in bringing over an army to assist Sophia and Siesta (Naofumi and Malty in their disguises) to complete their pilgrimage. Gordon is then afterwards led to a room by Demetrius to be stabbed in the stomach by Sister Amelia, ceasing any further characterization on Gordon.
- Would Hit a Girl: For Sister Amelia stabbing his stomach, Gordon in return punches her face as a means of retaliating, and he shows no interest that Sister Amelia might not be a fighter.
- You Shall Not Pass!: Gordon stays behind and refuses to come with Brother Demetrius, as he would prefer dealing with his own knife wound and face off Sister Amelia's knights to buy time. That way, Brother Demetrius can escort his allies to safety.
Brother Demetrius
Brother Demetrius
Debut: Chapter 103/Chapter 88: Dark Tide Underneath
Origin: Original Character
- The Navigator: As a riot ensues inside of Graile in chapter 104, Demetrius takes the role of guiding Mein, Naofumi, and the Gallian knights into navigating the innards of the city.
Captain Farnese
Captain Batista
Captain Batista
Debut: Chapter 123/Chapter 105: Unlife is Strange (Mentioned), Chapter 124/Chapter 106: Pride and Prejudice and Slaves
Origin: Unknown
A captain that once worked for Roger of Ajax, but rebelled out of frustration for the latter's recklessness in getting many of his own men killed out of his own incompetence. Onwards, Captain Batista joins up the rest of the Four Heroes Church in bringing down Roger's violent rebellion on the organization.- Anger Born of Worry: Witnessing Sebastian be Taking the Bullet of a flying sword meant to kill Roger of Ajax, Batista calls out Sebastian to be an idiot for endangering his life for a person that does not value him. As Sebastian dies wishing to fight alongside Roger of Ajax, Batista promises to avenge Sebastian by making sure Roger is killed for all the unnecessary deaths the latter brought out of own ego and fury.
- Enraged by Idiocy: At a mixture of having an Anger Born of Worry, Captain Batista is filled with fury for Sebastian sacrificing his life for Roger that does not value him, but nevertheless remains sympathetic at Sebastian's unfortunate death to serve someone he believes is worth valuing.
- Rage Quit: At his angered state, Batista loudly shouts on quitting being a captain of Roger of Ajax, since he can't stand Roger's selfishness to fuel his own ego by battling the Vicar and all the reckless planning that got many of his own soldiers killed.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Not wanting to get himself involved with a rebellion against the Vicar, Batista announces himself to quit working for Roger, as he had hated working for his boss in addition.
- Sole Survivor: As a result of Roger's poor planning to do a Leeroy Jenkins in front of enemy gates back in the Great War, all of the soldiers Batista fought with are killed, all while he remains the only one still standing to be promoted as a captain.
Andre
Andre
Debut: Chapter 124/Chapter 106: Pride and Prejudice and Slaves
Origin: Unknown
- Rage Quit: As soon as Batista quits, Andre joins with him to also declare quitting in being a soldier for Roger of Ajax, as well as all of the demi-human soldiers that don't wish to lose their lives for Roger's own ego to be inflated.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Andre agrees with Batista in quitting the work with Roger of Ajax, since the latter clearly only sees all his demi-human soldiers as fodder meant to stroke his own ego.
Inquisitors
High Inquisitor Julio Cesare
High Inquisitor Julio Cesare
Debut: Chapter 82/Chapter 61: A Game of Fools (Mentioned), Chapter 122/Chapter 104: Life Goes On
Origin: The Familiar of Zero
- Just Whistle: By forming a specific hand sign around his mouth to whistle onto, Julio summons hordes of filorials and raptors be running around the battlefield to fight Roger and his soldiers in chapter 125.
- See You in Hell: Julio's response to make Roger pay for his crimes, and to continue remaining defiant is to order Roger to be rotting in hell as a pig in chapter 125.Julio: Rot in hell, swine.
Emon
Loptr Cult
Manfroy
Manfroy
Debut: Chapter 92/Chapter 80: Falling with(out) Style (Mentioned), Chapter 93/Chapter 81: Soul Storm
Origin: Fire Emblem
- Powers via Possession: He possessed his members of the Loptr Cult with malevolent spirits, so that the members would have their bodies be empowered to perform highly complex and powerful spells in chapter 93.
Bovis Zwei
Draco Funf
Mus Eins
Tigris Drei
Elder Eyvel
Elder Eyvel
Debut: Chapter 93/Chapter 81: Soul Storm
Origin: Fire Emblem
- Identity Amnesia: Subverted. When she is met by Febail in chapter 93, the latter begins to panic over her not remembering her role as his supposed mother and seemingly dying in the Great War. However, Elder Eyvel was someone completely different to Febail's mother and she is only being mistaken for someone else.
- Mistaken Identity: She is thought to be Duke Febail's mother who had died 25 years ago in the Great War, but she is actually Elder Eyvel of the Loptr Cult in Marquis Leif addressing who she really is.
Monastery
General
- Sacred Hospitality: The monastery is open to refugees needing medical help for their injuries or to receive protection from the Waves of Catastrophe.
Aerith
Aerith
Debut: Chapter 113/Chapter 96: Infinite in Mystery is the Gift of the Goddess
Origin: Final Fantasy VII Remake
Sephiroth/Seph
Sephiroth/Seph
Debut: Chapter 113/Chapter 96: Infinite in Mystery is the Gift of the Goddess
Origin: Final Fantasy VII
- Callousness Towards Emergency: He refuses to take in Uranus, Sophia, Siesta, and Oersted into the monastery out of fear that they would have malicious intentions, but is eventually urged to do so by Aerith.
- Mystical White Hair: Having white hair, Mein has suspicions that he could be a demi-human in disguise that could have removed his more animal attributes that makes him appear more like a human.
Mother Sylvie/Lady Silvia
Mother Sylvie/Lady Sylvia
Debut: Chapter 113/Chapter 96: Infinite in Mystery is the Gift of the Goddess
Origin: Fire Emblem
- Friend to All Children: Back in the past, Mother Sylvie took in Sephiroth and Aerith into her monastery when they were children at the streets, and nourished to live comfortable lives.
- In Its Hour of Need: Knowing that people are coming to her monastery for protection against the Three Heroes Church, and the possibility that the organization might come into her monastery, she sets up plans to lead her patients into safety by wagons, or to stay in her monastery to fight back against the Three Heroes Church.
- Like a God to Me: Her way of praising Lana's intellect to craft Healing Herbs for the many patients being housed at the monastery is to call her as someone god sent to help people.
- Servile Snarker: Invoked. Knowing that she herself is likely to make mistakes in planning ahead, she asks for someone to be by her side that exists to call out any of her buffoonery in chapter 114.Mother Sylvie:: God knows I don't always think things through and I need someone to tell me if I'm being a dumbass.
- Suddenly Shouting: She suddenly shouts for Genesis to shut his mouth from insulting Lord Commander Cloud as a way to have Sephiroth be attacked by the slander.
Lana
Lana
Debut: Chapter 113/Chapter 96: Infinite in Mystery is the Gift of the Goddess
Origin: Original Character
- Healing Herb: She crafts a brew made out of herbs for Sophia to recover from her Heroic RRoD back in Graile and for her heart problems that tire her out.
Kate
Kate
Debut: Chapter 113/Chapter 96: Infinite in the Mystery is the Gift of the Goddess (Mentioned), Chapter 114/Chapter 97: Dreams of the Morrow hath the Shattered Soul
Origin: Original Character
- Armor-Piercing Response: While Uranus disguises his Spy Speak of Vicar Vittorio to ask of where Mein and Naofumi intend to go, Kate breaks into the mention of Vicar Vittorio to alert him that the latter is blocked off from getting into Melromarc, and the its capital city has people rebelling inside.
- Cat Girl: She is a demi-human holding cat-like attributes, such as her ears resembling that of a cat, while the rest of her body appears mainly human.
- Cats Are Lazy: Being a Cat Girl assigned to collect herbs for Sophia, Kate instead chooses to slack off from her job to take a nap at a room in the monastery.
- Coquettish Lip Biting: She lips her lips approaching Naofumi and Oersted in chapter 114 to tease them into giving them reasons to compensate for her sleep getting interrupted.
- Dramatically Missing the Point: Not aware of Uranus and Sophia doing a Spy Speak to hide their true intentions to travel their destinations, she assumes their talk of pilgrimage to have some relation to Vicar Vittorio. Under that wrong assumption, she gives out a crucial information of Vicar Vittorio's arrival to Melromarc being blocked and a rebellion happening in the place.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Played for Laughs. When caught by Via's sight, Kate makes a run for her life to avoid the arrows being fired at her, and to not be put in another situation to work with her again.
- Smug Smiler: she smirks at Mein to ward her off from getting in her way to tease Naofumi for having awoken her by all the noise in chapter 114.
- The Tease: As compensation for being unable to sleep at all the talking done in chapter 113, Kate in chapter 114 acts flirtish near Naofumi and Oersted to find ways for them to satisfy her lack of sleep.
- Wham Line: To respond to a supposed pilgrimage conversation between Sophia and Uranus, Kate comes in to drop information on Vicar Vittorio's blocked arrival into Melromarc and a rebellion happening in the place.
Via
Via
Debut: Chapter 114/Chapter 97: Dreams of the Morrow hath the Shattered Soul
Origin: Original Character
Lady Lene
Lene
Debut: Chapter 114/Chapter 97: Dreams of the Morrow hath the Shattered Soul (Mentioned)
Origin: Fire Emblem
Lord Coirpre
Lady Coirpre
Debut: Chapter 114/Chapter 97: Dreams of the Morrow hath the Shattered Soul (Mentioned)
Origin: Fire Emblem
Duke Claud Edda/Vicar Claud
Duke Claud Edda
Debut: Chapter 114/Chapter 97: Dreams of the Morrow hath the Shattered Soul (Mentioned)
Origin: Fire Emblem
Red Coats Legion
Genesis Rhapsodos/Commander Rhapsodos
Genesis Rhapsodos/Commander Rhapsodos
Debut: Chapter 114/Chapter 97: Dreams of the Morrow hath the Shattered Soul
Origin: Final Fantasy VII
- Hostage Situation: Discussed. Since Mother Sylvia is a well-known person that can sway lots of people onto her side for her goodness, Rhapsodos brings up the possibility of the Three Heroes Church taking actions to turn her or the monastery as a hostage to gain leverage on either one of them.
- Inconsistent Spelling: His surname is spelled either as Rapsodos or Rhapsodos if he were to be mentioned.
- Right in Front of Me: When recounting the events that occurred with the Three Heroes Church and the rebellion happening at Graile, Commander Rhapsodos mentions the actions of impersonators playing as Princess Malty and the Shield Hero, all while Naofumi and Malty in their disguises listen to Rhapsodos delivering the news.
- The Stoic: His voice and expressions remain composed in delivering news or whenever he is responding to Lady Silvia
- War Comes Home: He arrives to the monastery to deliver news of Graile's aftermath war with the Three Heroes Church, and due to the close proximity of the war happening, Rhapsodos urges for actions to be taken with the monastery, in case the Three Heroes Church starts an attack.
Lieutenant Commander Angeal Hewley
Lieutenant Commander Angeal Hewley
Debut: Chapter 114/Chapter 97: Dreams of the Morrow hath the Shattered Soul
Origin: Final Fantasy VII
- BFS: He can wield around a sword that looks to be even larger than himself, and experiences no difficulty in pulling it out his sheath.
Zack
Zack
Debut: Chapter 115/Chapter 98: Wings Stripped Away, the End is Nigh
Origin: Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
- Double Take: For how casual Commander Monro was at giving up his pursuit to claim Lady Silvia for the Three Heroes Church, Zack asks him to confirm if he really did intend to keep Lady Silvia safe, in which Monro explains that was his real intentions all along.
- In-Series Nickname: He is frequently referred to as "pup", or "puppy", to put an emphasis on his overly childish demeanor when responding to his superiors and his energetic vide.
- Manchild: Zack acts overexcited in all the times he interacts with people, always panting and being upbeat in the conversations he strikes with people.
