The Great Wall

William Garin is a resilient and resourceful Irishman who finds himself caught in a battle against fantastical creatures. His quick thinking and combat skills earn him respect among the Nameless Order as he navigates loyalty, betrayal, and survival. Garin's character embodies the archetype of a reluctant hero who rises to the occasion despite the odds.

Pero Tovar is a Spaniard and Garin's companion, characterized by his skepticism and adventurous spirit. His camaraderie with Garin showcases themes of friendship and loyalty, although they face testing moments due to betrayal. Tovar's personality highlights the internal conflict of adhering to principles while facing dire circumstances.

Ballard is an Englishman who brings a wealth of experience and skepticism to the group. Having survived many years of captivity, his character represents a crucial link to the outside world and the diverse motivations of the characters. His decisions spark tension and intrigue as he navigates the complexities of trust and survival.

Peng Yong is a young warrior of the Nameless Order, showcasing bravery and dedication to his comrades. His character serves as a focal point for the theme of sacrifice, as he risks his life for others. Peng's journey highlights the transition from a young fighter to a pivotal hero amidst the chaos.

General Shao is the leader of the Nameless Order whose strategic prowess is tested in the face of overwhelming odds. His authoritative presence and dedication to protecting the empire underscore the weight of leadership during crises. His death serves as a catalyst for the characters' development and shifts in command.

Commander Lin steps into a leadership role following General Shao's death, showcasing resilience and quick decision-making. He embodies the spirit of the Nameless Order as he leads the charge against the Tao Tie while facing immense pressure. Lin’s character illustrates the burden of leadership during catastrophic events.