you will hold the star aloft.

The so-called 'savior' of Fairy Britain, as decreed by the land itself, Caster was raised by a village who abused her and a talking staff who taught her magecraft until she was ready for her journey at the age of sixteen - when she was captured by her village to be sold off, then freed by a friend, and then ran away from her burning village to a place where no one knew her name and would eventually lose theirs. There, she met someone who would change her journey's path for the better, keeping step with her through every challenge on her way to depose Morgan and forge the Sword of Selection that would save the world. Though it would mean the destruction of all she held dear, including her own life, she walked this path with open eyes, knowing every journey has an ending.

...But soon after closing her eyes for the last time, she opened them again, this time as the Nameless King meant to save Fujimaru Ritsuka from the void's storm approaching them. She took this mantle upon herself and in doing so carved her name in the Throne of Heroes, thus earning her place in Chaldea as both the 'fleeting dream' named Artoria Caster and the 'Nameless King' called Artoria of Avalon.

clipped wings.

Edel used to be human, they think. Their memories are largely muddled, a side effect of the procedure they were put through that made their body bloom with feathers and otherworldly magic and took their voice away. They were embedded with a fragment of an otherworldly entity, which sits in the middle of their chest and shines with its own glow in resonance with Edel's heartbeat. Since then, they've been able to hear the voice of a distant figure invading their thoughts and dreams in disconnected signs, songs, and images, trying to communicate something they can't quite understand. Whether a success or a failure, Edel was kept in a gilded cage for years until the end of the world drew nigh, and they finally escaped to a Lostbelt where they would meet Chaldea and escape to the Storm Border.

Edel communicates with sign language, though for more complex ideas than conversational they have to resort to writing, since they aren't entirely fluent. Their alien fragment has control over 'Chaos' - the primordial 'stuff' that makes up the world - so they can manipulate physics, matter, and the laws thereof to the degree that they have available mana. Since they can't regenerate their own, they have to receive mana from other sources, such as Chaldea's reactor, or Link with another mage and receive their Od.

Edel's chest, abdomen, shoulders, neck, and cheeks are covered with fine feathers. Their ears are missing, replaced with two small white wings, and they have two much larger white wings protruding from their back. Their clothing is special-order from Chaldea's tailoring department (Miss Crane and Habetrot).

seven masters, seven singularities, one grand order.

Kam is not a mage. He was ambushed during a job interview and kidnapped across the globe, where he was designated one of forty-eight Chaldea Masters meant to save the world, then rushed through the orientation and shoved into a Coffin before he could comprehend exactly what was going on. When the Masters were released into Fuyuki, many were killed in their Coffins by a bomb; others went mad with power once they heard about a wish-granting Grail within the Singularity, an ultimate source of magic, and Singularity F turned into an absolute bloodbath. Kamille summoned his first Servant, Mara, entirely by accident while facing down a Berserker he had no hope of surviving; their flame thus sealed his fate, ensuring he would survive the Singularity and go on to become one of seven surviving summoners.

He's not confident in his abilities, but was given a snazzy Mystic Code by da Vinci to keep him safe in the field and equip him with basic survival magecraft.

we'll take back our future.

Chaldea's final Master, you know how the story goes. Grand Order, Pseudo-Singularities, Lostbelts, Ordeal Calls. It's no wonder that over the years Ritsuka has become far more bitter, cynical, and jaded than she had been when she came to Chaldea as a bushy-tailed teen who still believed she could go back to having a normal life. Still - as much as she'd like to stop, she can't make herself stop moving. Her feet move on their own inertia, propelling her ever forward. Maybe she hopes that everything she's done will actually mean something, someday; maybe it's a fear of it meaning nothing at all; or maybe she just can't bear not to do anything knowing she could change the outcome. Her pride won't let her stop. Ritsuka Fujimaru, no matter how dire things get, will never stop fighting for the future so long as the candle of her life still burns.