Characters
Nowe - Knight of the Seal who was raised by General Oror and Legna. A super-human that Legna calls the "New Breed" and the main protagonist.
Manah - A mentally unstable woman seeking to destroy the keys maintaining the Goddess Seal to free the oppressed people.
General Oror - Originally the leader of the Knights of the Seal, he raised Nowe with the aid of Legna.
Legna - Blue Dragon, raised Nowe. Said to be the Imperial dragon that killed Caim's parents and thus the pact partner of Inuart from the previous game (Legna is originally described as a Blue dragon, but later evolves into a black dragon).
Caim - Protagonist of the first Drakengard game and seeks to destroy the keys maintaining the Dragon Seal. He seeks to free Angelus from her burden.
Eris - Female Knight of the Seal, long childhood friend of Nowe.
General Gismor - Leader of the Knights of the Seal. Also secretly the guardian of the District of Heavenly Time.
Angelus - Red Dragon, Goddess Seal, and Caim's pact partner, driven mad by the intensified burden of the seal.
Urick - An ex-Knight of the Seal, and guardian of the District of Shining Life. Made a pact with a being resembling the Grim Reaper; his pact price was immortality unless killed in the presence of the seal he guards.
Zhangpo - A lieutenant of the Knights of the Seal and guardian of the District of Soul Flame. His pact price was heavy as he could never again eat or drink anything and was always hungry and selfish because of it.
Hanch - The only female lieutenant of the Knights of the Seal and guardian of the District of Hallowed Water. Her pact price was her allure and charm resulting in a disheveled and dark appearance.
Yaha - A lieutenant of the Knights of the Seal and guardian of the District of Precious Light. His pact price gave him such incredible beauty that anyone that looked directly into his eyes could be entranced.
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