The Dark Elf Princess from the country of Shurifon. While she initially shows a very serious and sober personality, it is later revealed that her personality shifts based on the time of day. At certain times, such as in the early morning, she has a much more innocent and girlish personality. Initially she admires Kenshi's wilderness skills, but grows to develop a romantic interest in him. When not dealing with school related tasks, she is nearly always accompanied by two male retainers. Her Seikijin is green and the main weapon is a crossbow. King Shuifon and Queen Flora conspire to have Kenshi marry Aura and Maria, which would unite the major countries, an arrangement that Aura doesn't seem to mind.
Babalun's younger brother and Dagmyer's uncle. Ulyte is a professor at the Holy Land Academy and is in charge of the Male seikishi on campus. Ulyte appears to suffer from a degenerative condition, resulting in a weak body which causes fainting spells, though this problem is temporarily taken care of by a herbal drink given to him by Kenshi. He appears to talk to a mysterious voice whenever he is alone, which turns out to be Neizai. By taking Kenshi's herbal drinks on a regular basis, Ulyte is able to last long enough to search for an object hidden in the Holy Land, as well as carry out his own hidden agenda. Ulyte is revealed to be Reia in the last episode. Ulyte tells Kenshi that his father implanted a core crystal into him and his brother Babalun when they were children, which slowly took over their bodies. His core crystal contained Reia Second's memories and personality, and together, they came up with a plan to destroy Gaia's battle data and programing, which had been implanted into Babalun. Ulyte was concerned that his body would break down before his plan was complete, but thanks to Kenshi's herbal remedy, he was able to hold on until he was able to destroy Gaia's data using the device he( as Reia) was able to steal from the barrier workshop. His plan complete, Ulyte's body finally broke down and Reia emerged for good.