Megalopa, a monster living on the Trojan shore since ancient times, has a giant body and strong clamping claws. Although passersby's bring trouble on themselves by attacking Megalopa feeling threatened by its horrible appearance, Megalopa has no interest in anything unless hungry or attacked first.

pilot log is the least powerful of the pirates who pledge allegiance to Captain Ivy. They were originally mere workers who did chores and trained to learn how to use daggers and rogue skills. They are not as powerful as other pirates probably because they used to be mere workers.

Crab is well known as a monster frequenting the Trojan shore and attacking passersby. It has large clamping claws are so powerful that they can easily destroy a small ship, and often comes ashore and attacks people because of its appetite for eating people. But because of limited intelligence, it often forgets why it is pursuing the prey and does other things.

Pirate Brigand, pirates armed with surprise attacks using daggers and poison, are famous for fighting the enemy with all the tools at their disposal. Threatening as their poisoned daggers dipped in a strong poison are, their attack is not at all threatening if only you are careful about the poison.

Dark wolves appear in Asia Minor, influenced by powers of the fallen angel Seniel. They come together voluntarily from neighboring areas in Asia Minor, feeling the appearance of Seniel and having dark spirits by nature. However, they are not cruel or violent, only showing up in the dark under the influence of Seniel.

Fallen angel Seniel sealed to Asia Minor needs to have followers who are quick and cruel in order to protect himself. So he decides to make the wolves living near Mount Ararat his followers. He inspires the strongest and most intelligent ones of them with evil spirits and has them protect him. Later, when Seniel takes control of the minds of Ivy and is protected by stronger creatures, he looses his grip on the wolves. But the wolves with their cruelty deep-rooted now attack people who pass by the mountains.