Isabella, a member of the Recluse Kindred, can manipulate blood thorns, which can entangle enemies while absorbing blood to convert into her own power. She once used blood thorns to trap a group of chaotic monsters in the Kindred’s garden. The thorns absorbed the monsters’ blood and bloomed red flowers—the first time the blood thorns ever bloomed. Her dress is embroidered with patterns of blood thorns, representing her understanding of "guardianship": "Thorns are sharp, but they protect flowers; my power is dangerous, but it protects the Recluse Kindred." Now, her blood thorns can distinguish between "chaotic creatures" and "innocent beings," only entangling chaotic creatures. She often plants blood thorns around the Recluse Kindred’s castle, turning them into a "natural barrier" to guard the castle.

Aurora can manipulate the power of rainbow light. Her rainbows can not only dispel darkness, but also provide different buffs to her teammates of the Lightforged Sanctuary—red rainbows boost attack, blue ones boost defense, and purple ones boost speed. When heroes lost their way in the spacetime mist, she summoned a colorful rainbow, and the end of the rainbow led to a safe passage. She was once an orphan, adopted by the Sanctuary’s nuns. A nun told her: "Rainbows appear after rain, just as hope emerges after hardship." Now, her rainbows have become a "symbol of hope." Whenever battles reach a stalemate, she summons a rainbow, reigniting her teammates’ fighting spirit. Her greatest wish is to make rainbows appear on every piece of land corrupted by chaos after the war, symbolizing rebirth.

The light of healing emanates from Raphael’s palms, which can not only repair physical wounds, but also purify souls lightly corrupted by chaos. In a battle against the chaotic army, he continuously healed hundreds of wounded soldiers of the Lightforged Sanctuary. The light in his palms gradually dimmed, and black spots began to appear on his wings—the price of absorbing chaotic energy. Teammates urged him to rest, but he shook his head: "There are still people in need of help." He once healed a member of the Demonhunter Blade controlled by chaos, who said "thank you" as soon as he regained consciousness. This made Raphael more determined: "Healing is not just about mending the body, but also about guarding hope." Now, he always carries the Sanctuary’s "Purification Holy Water," using it to dilute chaotic energy before healing, minimizing the burden on himself.

Theresa’s candlestick was left to her by her grandmother, who used it to light her escape route during a chaotic attack. Now a member of the Demonhunter Blade, her candle flame can dispel chaotic illusions and instill courage in her teammates—as long as they look at the flame, fatigue and fear temporarily fade away. When the heroes were trapped in the "Land of Despair," feeling oppressed even when breathing, Theresa lit the candle. The faint flame felt as warm as the sun, reigniting everyone’s fighting spirit. Her candle flame will not go out unless her faith fades—she once said: "As long as there are people in need of hope, this flame will keep burning." Now, she walks at the end of the Demonhunter Blade team. Although the candle flame is faint, it lights the way for her teammates.

As the "Vanguard Shield" of the Lightforged Sanctuary, Reinas’ shield is carved with victory runes—each rune represents a triumph against chaos. When negotiations between the Lightforged Sanctuary and the Demonhunter Blade faction broke down and chaotic monsters launched a surprise attack on the negotiation site, she stood alone between the two sides, using her shield to block dozens of dark spells. The runes on the shield burst into golden light, temporarily repelling the monsters. She never advocates "either friend or foe"; instead, she has repeatedly persuaded the Sanctuary’s higher-ups: "Fighting chaos requires the union of all forces, even former enemies." Now, she still charges at the forefront of battles. The golden light of her shield not only defends against attacks, but also boosts her teammates’ courage—for she firmly believes that true triumph is not winning alone, but bringing more people home alive.

A thousand years ago, Cthulhu worshippers summoned Meiniang from the Fox Immortal Tomb through human sacrifices, hoping to use her illusions to spread chaos. At that time, Meiniang had no self-awareness and was merely a tool in the worshippers’ hands—until she saw a little girl stand up to a chaotic monster to protect her mother. In that moment, Meiniang’s consciousness awakened. She broke free from the worshippers’ control and burned the altar with fox fire. Now, her nine tails are distinct—three stained with black veins of residual chaos, and six glowing with pure red fox fire. She can weave illusions with her tails, driving chaotic creatures into self-destructive hallucinations. However, every time she uses a tail with black veins, she temporarily loses control of one red-fire tail. She has been searching for a way to completely eliminate the chaos within her, while atoning for the lives she indirectly harmed a thousand years ago.

Born at the core of the Chaotic Abyss, Elbella is inherently pure—her skin is as white as porcelain, her wings glow with a pearlescent luster, and the pure white flames in her palms can convert chaotic energy into pure spiritual aura. Cthulhu’s forces have repeatedly tried to control her, wanting to make her a "vessel of chaos," but all have been repelled by her pure white flames. Later, she met heroes searching for the source of chaos and took the initiative to join their ranks, becoming a "special weapon" against chaos. However, her existence always makes other races wary—after all, she was born in the Chaotic Abyss, and no one can be certain if she will suddenly lose control. Elbella never defends herself; she simply silently uses her pure white flames to purify every patch of corrupted land, for she believes: one’s origin does not define good or evil—choices do.