Minajael Tealrajah

Minajael is composed and grounded when he appears for the first time, quick to take the lead in his team for the tournament to strategize. He does not get distracted easily and sets a goal he keeps his eyes on, even when engaging with others. He is renowned in the Scalding Sands for being brilliant and known to peers as versatile in his skills and capabilities. When talking to Jamil, he reveals that he doesn't like to be addressed with formalities, preferring to do his own thing and be his own person without interference from others. Part of that includes the principle of freedom he wants to embody and to be unbound by rules. He is also good at reading people or their thoughts, which he did with Jamil, but he did not have anything against him. Compared to Rielle, who he appeared with, he is more practical and realistic in his responses and ideas.

Minajael is the first prince of the royal family of the Scalding Sands. He is related to Kalim due to the marital status of their ancestors, where his grandaunt married someone from Kalim's family. With that acquaintance came his acquaintance with Jamil. His grandaunt was free-spirited and rebellious, breaking the rules by doing what she did, and therefore became an inspiration for him. He finds the rules and laws of the current royal family and nation outdated, often leaving the palace unannounced and causing stirs. In high school, he skipped grades to graduate and ranked first in the national standardized test at 14.

Minajael finds his current life at the palace still bound by outdated rules and rigidity, where he gets told how to manage his lifestyle, such as what to wear and do, and even who to marry, by the king, even though there is no candidate. When he got into Royal Sword Academy, he found his life being more comfortable, free, and less strict. He participated in the interscholastic Spelldrive tournament the year before with a playstyle unique from other Royal Sword Academy students and participates in the Relic Labyrinth tournament in Book 8.