Mr. Aldren

His dramatic flair and genuine empathy make rehearsals a safe escape. She joins his improvised lute dances.

Zachary

She respects his vision of peace yet wonders if he understands how messy mercy work can be. Grateful for freedom, she repays him through academic effort.

Nessafarah

Shares tactics, secrets, and late‑night strategy walks. The only person allowed to tease Eloise about Mr. Aldren without risking a horn bump.

Lambright

Lambright is a resourceful mortal student who crafts protective gear to shield people from the volatile power of gods. Hardened by a childhood of abuse and scavenging on the streets, Lambright hides his deep-seated trust issues behind a workaholic drive and a quiet, practical demeanor. He creates charms and armor from scraps of godhood, most notably a sheep mask that allows him to transform into a monster when necessary. Despite his solitary nature and vitamin deficiency from years of malnutrition, he is fiercely loyal to his few friends, like Nestor. He values safety above all else, believing preparation is the only way to survive a chaotic world. He was voted most likely to hide sheep within his dreams to protect them from wolves.

Lambright and Eloise quickly recognized each other as kindred spirits. Between Lambright's sheep mask and Eloise's past life as a goat, they both inherently understand what it feels like to be vulnerable prey in a world full of predators. Their shared isolation from the rest of the student body forged a strong, quiet friendship between them.

However, their friendship is often tested by their conflicting approaches to survival. Lambright, who values safety and meticulous preparation above all else, is fiercely protective of Eloise and gets deeply frustrated by her reckless willingness to break the law and sacrifice herself for her animal sanctuary. Despite his grumbling, he constantly finds himself crafting extra protective gear to keep the stubborn demi-god safe during her dangerous rescue missions.

Feisal

Eloise is a deeply empathetic deity whose primary focus is the protection and sanctuary of the innocent. She possesses a private, safe dimension—a world untouched by the grime and violence of the gods—where she dreams of housing every creature in need of mercy. Her self-sacrificing nature often borders on the dangerous, as she views her own happiness as a small price to pay for the safety of those under her care. She has been voted most likely to set herself on fire to keep others warm.

In an act of ultimate self-sacrifice, Eloise has promised her hand in marriage to Feisal. The deal is simple but heavy: in exchange for her eternal commitment, Feisal will use his command over beasts to lead all the animals of the world into the safety of her dimension. To Eloise, this is not a loss of freedom, but a successful negotiation for the lives of millions.

However, this arrangement has caused a massive rift between her and her inner circle. Her friends are absolutely livid, viewing the marriage as a predatory move by Feisal to take advantage of her overwhelming kindness. While Eloise remains steadfast in her vow, her friends are desperately trying to find a way to break the contract before she is permanently tied to a god who values command over consent.

Leland

Leland is God of Victory and a celestial centaur whose coat shimmers with the gradient of the evening sky. He majors in computer science and astrophysics, seeking to reconcile the conflicting advice he receives from the Sun, Moon, and Earth. Battling severe ADHD, he is a blur of energy who finds solace in speed, open spaces, and the freedom to roam. He possesses the power to nudge results toward success but treats this ability with disciplined restraint. Optimistic and empathetic, he dreams of one day galloping through the stars to mediate between the celestial bodies that guide him. He has been voted most likely to sip on the milky way.

Leland views Eloise's accidental godhood not as a joke but as one of the most intentionally wielded divine gifts on campus noting that her pocket dimension sanctuary represents a more purposeful application of power than many legacy gods achieve. Leland cannot call wrong what his own principles recognize as compassion with action even when it violates institutional rules. His physics-oriented mind is fascinated by the dimensional engineering of her sanctuary particularly its potential implications for predation-free ecosystems which he connects to the FreeEden philosophy. Leland worries that her mission-driven isolation mirrors dangerous patterns he's observed in other students and hopes to eventually demonstrate that accepting allies within the system she resents doesn't require abandoning the principles that set her apart. Their shared grazing heritage as centaur and former goat provides an unspoken biological common ground he considers a potential bridge.

Haddon

Haddon is the God of Preservation, a fiercely independent survivalist born who has made peace with his wanderlust. Haddon possesses a quiet, gritty strength and an inner fury directed at the pollution destroying the Earth, driving his mission to restore the planet's sustainability. Living in an underground dorm, he minimizes his contact with peers, preferring to focus on doomsday prepping and studying biotechnology to secure a sustainable future. While he may seem stoic, he is simply offloading all of his undesired emotions into an overemotional “ghost” named Havi, who only he can see. He is a pragmatic, observant sage who values action over words, standing as a silent guardian of the natural order. He has been voted most likely to choose who lives or dies.

Haddon quickly recognized that Eloise, a former goat who gained godhood from a cereal box, was dedicating her power to rescuing livestock and building a sanctuary for overlooked creatures. He deeply respected that she rejected campus comforts and attended Remedio solely to avoid jail time, viewing her orientation toward the work as completely understandable.