Primal Hunter 4 characters

Appears from the start

Haven's hidden owner hunts alone far beyond the settlement, testing his skills against D-grade prey and seeking materials. His magical arrows expose a weakness in his existing splitting technique, giving him an immediate problem to solve.

Also known as Villy

Appears from the start

Jake's primordial patron and adviser, especially on growth and alchemy. His influence is present in Jake's poison methods, equipment work, and developing path.

Also known as Sword Saint

First appears in chapter 4

The patriarch of the Noboru clan and an elite swordsman representing his faction at the World Congress. He has stepped away from routine leadership to pursue a perfect evolution while training with his soul-bound ancestral sword.

First appears in chapter 4

A gold-furred, five-tailed monkey that appears to command the temple settlement. Jake identifies it as the tribe’s strongest apparent fighter and chooses it as worthy prey.

First appears in chapter 6

Jake's brother and the judge of the Court of Shadows. He prepares his faction for the World Congress while expecting Jake to attend, and his wife and infant son live with their extended family in the court's city.

First appears in chapter 7

One of Haven’s D-grade hawk defenders, based around Jake’s valley and allied with the settlement.

First appears in chapter 7

A Haven administrator whose pylon-linked messaging skill reaches authorized officials, though not Jake as the city's owner. She helps organize Haven's preparations for the World Congress.

Also known as Miranda Wells

First appears in chapter 6

Haven's city lord and administrator. She directs its preparations and delegation for the World Congress.

First appears in chapter 7

One of Haven’s D-grade hawk defenders, based around Jake’s valley and allied with the settlement.

First appears in chapter 7

Haven's space mage and logistics specialist. He is developing a functional teleportation circle and is considered for a place in Haven's World Congress delegation.

First appears in chapter 10

The exact designation of the temple tribe's leader becomes known after Jake defeats it. Its remains include a time-affinity core and one Key Fragment of the Exalted Prima.

First appears in chapter 11

A D-grade fighter associated with a Valhall-backed faction. She attends the World Congress alongside her settlement's owner and her former boxing coach.

First appears in chapter 11

A member of the undead delegation at the World Congress. He worries that his changed condition will provoke hostility from other factions.

First appears in chapter 11

A representative involved in the Holy Church’s preparations for the World Congress and the planned linking of its three pylons.

First appears in chapter 11

The political leader of the undead World Congress delegation, which includes Casper. She represents a faction entering the gathering under the threat of anti-undead hostility.

First appears in chapter 14

Jacob's guardian and attendant. He joins Jacob, Jake, and Casper for a private reunion during the World Congress.

First appears in chapter 21

A psychiatrist connected to William who approaches Jake during the World Congress. She questions him about their earlier encounter because William will not explain it himself.

First appears in chapter 21

A figure from Jake’s tutorial past whose fate remains unsettled. After Kim Yun Seo appeals for his life, Jake remains unsure what he will do if their paths cross again.

First appears in chapter 23

Hawkie and Mystie's young daughter, an active hunter with unusually strong wind magic for her level. She hunts alongside her parents in the forest around Haven.

First appears in chapter 24

The fort's security leader and a council partner in Haven's growth. He coordinates protection around the expanding community and relays requests from its specialists.

First appears in chapter 26

A D-grade inventor at the fort who creates constructs, drones, and timed devices. He asks Jake to help charge an experimental design for explosive weapons.

First appears in chapter 26

Haven's principal builder. He plans the crew and structure for Jake's deeply buried, sealed alchemy complex, including layers intended to contain dangerous materials.

First appears in chapter 30

A level-149 dungeon creature defending a cave against a large Deep Dweller force. Jake watches the attackers prepare their assault while remaining hidden.

First appears in chapter 34

Haven's statue maker, now devoted to sculpting after past trauma drove him away from combat. He works with Miranda to finish and imbue divine statuary for the city's temple.

First appears in chapter 38

Miyamoto’s youngest direct descendant, the Noboru clan’s second-strongest member and its leading alchemist. She is also a talented swordswoman who recently achieved a perfect profession evolution.

First appears in chapter 38

A level-162 Deep Dweller stationed at the artificial barrier blocking Jake’s route through the dungeon. It is markedly stronger than the other Deep Dweller variants he has encountered.

First appears in chapter 40

A level-150 metallic construct assigned as Jake’s opponent in an unexplained Altmar assessment arena.

First appears in chapter 40

An elven-looking holographic monitor that observes Jake’s hidden assessment. It evaluates challengers through dungeon-bound tools but cannot fully scan Jake.

First appears in chapter 48

An archer in Neil's party and Olivia's leatherworking co-operator. She is approaching level 100, seeks a perfect D-grade evolution, and warns that the Undergrowth presents a serious danger.

First appears in chapter 48

A Haven leatherworker who runs a shop with Eleanor. She can consider custom commissions, although the pair have not yet completed the self-repair enchantment work they want for higher-grade equipment.

First appears in chapter 49

A Haven builder and former follower of Abby who recognizes Jake at the temple. He offers to guide Jake through the city and seeks Jake’s company and guidance.

First appears in chapter 51

Felix’s primordial patron. The Eternal Servant possesses his willing follower to greet the Malefic Viper, leaving Felix gravely injured and missing an eye.

First appears in chapter 56

A D-grade travelling merchant who arrives outside Haven aboard a levitating ship. Four silent, marked D-grade women accompany him, and his public treatment of one immediately raises questions about his authority over them.

First appears in chapter 57

Sultan's marked nature healer and alchemist. During his first meeting with Jake, Sultan forces her to drink poisoned tea while claiming the dose will cause severe pain but not death.

First appears in chapter 59

Two unnamed women held under Sultan’s item-mediated contracts after the other two captives are killed. Their crimes have been verified, but their fate remains under Haven’s control.

First appears in chapter 68

A level-144 alpha that attacks Hawkie, Mystie, and Sylphie near a natural treasure, supported by its mate and juvenile.

First appears in chapter 71

A primordial elemental with an avian form who invites Sylphie into her realm during the young bird's evolution. She offers Sylphie a divine blessing and takes an interest in her unusual nature.