Mylene Rafa Holfort

Mylene is intelligent, composed and politically practical. She understands that governing a kingdom requires compromises and long-term planning rather than the impulsive decisions frequently made by her husband and son.

Despite her formal position, she can be warm and approachable in private conversation. Leon's shameless admiration initially surprises her, particularly because he treats her as an attractive woman rather than only as the queen.

Mylene also has a stern side. She expects members of the royal family to understand their responsibilities and is willing to address the political consequences of Julius's behavior rather than dismissing them as youthful romance.

Mylene's primary abilities are political rather than martial. As queen, she possesses extensive knowledge of Holfort's noble factions, foreign relations, court administration and the responsibilities of the royal family.

She is a capable administrator and negotiator. Her authority allows her to coordinate with powerful nobles and evaluate people according to their usefulness to the kingdom rather than merely their current rank.

Mylene's judgment is particularly important when dealing with Leon. While many nobles focus on his abrasive personality or low birth, she recognizes that his military achievements and possession of advanced Lost Item technology make him strategically indispensable.

Mylene becomes involved after Leon's academy actions begin producing consequences at the national level. His defeat of Julius and later military achievements force the royal family to consider how a supposedly insignificant baron's son should be rewarded and controlled.

She becomes one of the senior political figures capable of dealing with Leon without either underestimating him or allowing him complete freedom. Their conversations also provide Leon with a direct connection to the royal government.

As Holfort faces increasingly dangerous wars and political crises, Mylene's responsibilities expand alongside Leon's. Later developments substantially alter both her relationship with the existing royal household and her personal connection to Leon.

Julius Rafa Holfort is Mylene's son. She loves him but is frequently frustrated by his refusal to appreciate the political responsibilities attached to being crown prince.

Roland Rapha Holfort is Mylene's husband and the king of Holfort. Their marriage is politically important, though Roland Rapha Holfort's personality frequently tests her patience.

Leon Fou Bartfort openly declares his admiration for Mylene and regards her as his ideal woman. Mylene initially treats his attention with surprise and amusement while also recognizing his extraordinary value to the kingdom.

Angelica Rafua Redgrave is the noblewoman originally engaged to Mylene's son and therefore expected to become part of the royal family.