Born on the planet Martine, known as Martinh in Baronh, Jinto is practical and sensible, yet uncertain due to his sudden immersion into the life of Abh nobility. He serves as a moderate counterbalance to Lafiel's stubbornness. Before his father's death, his formal name in Baronh was Linn Syun-Rock Jarluk Dreu Haider Jinto, which can be interpreted as Linn (ssynec Rocr) Ghintec, Count of Haidic. The term "ssynec Rocr" indicates he is an heir.
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This strong-willed Abh princess is a granddaughter of the Abh empress. Ironically, she befriends Jinto Linn because of his initial ignorance of her rank and status. Like all genetic Abh, she has bluish hair and a lifespan of approximately two hundred year...
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Born on the world of Martine (Martinh in Baronh), Jinto is practical and sensible, yet unsure of himself from being thrown into the life of Abh nobility. He acts as a moderate counterweight to Lafiels stubbornness. His formal name in Baronh before his fat...
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The second Baron of Febdash and father of Klowal and Loc. Srumh's mother was the first Baroness, who gained distinction by rising through the Imperial Star Force, or Labule (Laburec). Due to his being a genetic "grounder," his own son despised him r...
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Seelnay was a vassal of Baron Febdash. She later found her own company before becoming Count Hyde's vassal. She speaks an Abh dialect and admires Imperial princess Lafiel.(Source: The World of Seikai)...
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An Alliance military police officer from the United Mankind who led the search for Jinto and Lafiel in Sufugnoff. He belonged to the Silejia people who practiced genetic anti-aging manipulation before their annexation by the United Mankind; despite lookin...
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She is Lafiel's mother and also the captain of the ship that is to escort Jinto to the Abh capital....
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Despite verging on excessive caution, Tlamh Borgh Ybdr Laimsairh is nonetheless one of the most able tacticians in the Labule. He puts every aspect and factor under consideration, frequently asking his subordinates' opinions and assessments ...
