Cleopatra

Egyptian queen whose charisma and political acumen drive alliances across Caesar's Rome. While the time travelers inhabit her court, Cleopatra negotiates power, love, and loyalty as events unfold around her. She wrestles between political calculation and personal desire, ultimately facing loss after Anthony's death and choosing a dramatic end.

A powerful Roman leader whose infatuation with Cleopatra elevates her status in Egypt. His ambition catalyzes alliances but also makes him a target of political rivals. Caesar’s fate culminates in assassination, reshaping the balance of power in Rome and Egypt.

Caesar's adopted son destined to become Augustus; depicted as largely impervious to Cleopatra's charms and focused on consolidating power. He rises to command during the upheavals, ultimately shaping the future of the Roman Empire. His interactions determine the fate of Ionius and the travelers' mission.

Caesar's ally who falls in love with Cleopatra, leading to a volatile mix of romance and military ambition. He commands Egyptian forces and participates in the Battle of Actium. His downfall comes with defeat and suicide, marking a turning point in the struggle for control of the region.

One of the time travelers whose mind is part of the mission to uncover the Cleopatra Plan. His perspective from the future influences how the group navigates Cleopatra's court and the ancient conflicts. He contributes knowledge that blurs the line between science fiction and historical drama.

A member of the traveling trio who inhabits the body of a character in Cleopatra's circle. He grapples with conflicting desires—both to stop the alien scheme and to satisfy personal ambitions—within the perilous politics of Cleopatra's world. His actions impact the course of events surrounding Caesar and Anthony.

The third time traveler who navigates the era through inhabited identities. She helps interpret the unfolding plot and coordinates efforts to counter the Pasateli threat. Her choices influence the travelers' access to Cleopatra and the Roman players.

Cleopatra's handmaiden who joins the intrigue surrounding Caesar's fate. Her perspective adds to the tension between assassination plots and Cleopatra's shifting loyalties. Libya's presence underscores the personal stakes in the political maneuvers.

Another handmaiden whose participation reflects Cleopatra's inner circle. She supports the plan and participates in the dangerous political games surrounding Caesar's life. Her scenes emphasize the collateral impact of power struggles on those closest to Cleopatra.

A Greek man captured by Romans who is inhabited by Jirō and later resists with knowledge of future technology. He improvises modern devices to survive and gains popularity, influencing the crowd and the political theatre around Caesar and Cleopatra. His evolving role links time travelers to historical outcomes.

The priestess' pet leopard, embodied by Hal during the mission. Rupa's presence adds a surreal dimension to the tale, providing moments of tension and nonverbal cunning amidst the political intrigue. The animal motif underscores the wild unpredictability of power plays.

An ancient priestess who grants Cleopatra an irresistibly seductive body for her mission. This magical intervention triggers the chain of seductions and political maneuvering that follows. The priestess embodies the mystic forces intersecting with history and science fiction.