Primrose Azelhart

Primrose Azelhart was a member of the once proud House Azelhart, until one fateful night changed her life for the worse. Now, she takes the front of a dancer in Sunshade as a means to try and track down the men who murdered her father.

Primrose has long brown hair that falls past her waist and is tied up into a high ponytail. She possesses a slim yet curvaceous build, has olive skin, and wears makeup. Considered very beautiful, she is adorned with jewelry, such as golden loop earrings, bracelets, and a necklace that may have been given to her by Helgenish, her former employer. As a dancer who works in an establishment meant for the pleasure of the watchers, Primrose predominantly wears a red dancer outfit consisting of a short top and a high-slit skirt that leaves much of her bare skin showing. On her feet are brown sandals.

After the death of her father, the loss of her home, and the persistent disgrace Helgenish brought upon her while she worked at Sunshade, circumstances forced Primrose to mature quickly. She lives to enact revenge on the three men who took her father's life, and she is willing to endure anything - the jeers of the other dancers, the cat-calling of her customers, and Helgenish's daily abuse - in order to obtain leads on their location.

Yusufa describes Primrose as a woman of few words, who rarely discloses information about herself. Primrose may come across as aloof and distant, locking up her true desires and feelings, but Yusufa believes that Primrose still has a good heart. Primrose acts courageous and righteous, standing up for Yusufa when no one else does, and she is bold enough to anger Helgenish by leaving the tavern in pursuit of the man with the mark of the crow on his left arm.

Primrose is also noted to be a good actor. She constantly put up the façade of an ignorant and obedient woman when, in truth, she despised every moment she spent under the watchful eye of her employer. She holds strong control over her emotions, rarely raising her voice even when experiencing intense rage, although her emotional control does have its limits. When Yusufa lies dying at Helgenish's hands, she tells Primrose that until then, she had never heard Primrose shout. Above all else, Primrose exhibits cunning and ruthlessness in her search for the men who killed her father, yet still has a kind enough spirit to put the well-being of others before her own. She will not willingly endanger innocent lives for the sake of her revenge.

Beneath her aloof, seductive facade, Primrose is a melancholy and lonely woman. Her loving father's murder left her with an empty hole in her heart, and she reflects to herself that the pain of the abuse she endures while working for Helgenish is nothing compared to the pain of losing her father. She may suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, as she has frequent nightmares about the night her father was murdered years, even ten years after the incident. Enacting her revenge on the three men who ruined her life has become her only reason to continue living.

Simeon, the man marked by the crow on his neck, points out that Primrose's quest for vengeance is only an excuse, motivated by her inner desperation to find peace despite her loss and loneliness. When he asks Primrose whether she felt any contentment after killing his associates, she realizes that Simeon is right: Avenging her father's death will not ease her suffering.

At the same time, Primrose's suffering has enhanced her empathy toward the plights of others, as, despite her slowness to socialize, she remains kind and gentle to those who aren't targets of her anger. She reveals a more relaxed and playful side during much of her Travel Banter with the party, flirting and jesting with them. As such, she seems to open up much more easily around those she considers friends. Over the course of her journey with the other travelers, she comes to the realization that she is not alone anymore and that having companions gives her strength.