Borislava grew up in Mumbai, India, in the care of Auntie Amrita, who was a vendor at a vegetable stall. The red-haired girl loved to wander all over the city with Kumari, Amrita's niece, who was very headstrong and restless. Borislava has adored drawing since childhood. She also loves listening to stories about Russia, as she was always curious about her own origins. Auntie Amrita told her that she had taken her from bandits who had visited Russia.

Due to unusual circumstances, Borislava was forced to leave India and board a ship sailing to Moscow. This is how she ended up at the School of Orthodoxy, where she finds it very difficult to adapt and fit into the Russian way of life. Furthermore, the news that she is a Guardian of the Power of Kindness brings her even more stress and fear...

Svetlana grew up in a large family as the eldest child. Because of this, her parents struggled to understand her. She was growing into a different, defiant individual, while they wanted her to remain a child. This is the root of Svetlana's rebellious nature. She is deeply unhappy with her life and knows firsthand that romantic affairs can make people happier. The blonde strives to be flirtatious and beautiful, hoping that perhaps such happiness will come her way too.

Tatyana was born into a very hardworking family. Her mother is a seamstress, her father is a shoemaker, and her brother is a shipbuilder. The girl, however, went further than all of them and started inventing anything that came to her mind from the age of eight. Now, at sixteen, she has created so many inventions that they are difficult to even count.

Farisa grew up in the family of Priest Mitrofan Romashkin and therefore has been well-versed in Orthodoxy since childhood. However, she still went to the School of Orthodoxy because there was no space for her at home due to the multitude of brothers and sisters. Prior to this, she studied at the Kiev Orthodox Gymnasium, where students could also live on campus. Farisa is a member of the School of Orthodoxy choir and also tends to the School's Botanical Garden, which was entrusted to her by Francesca, who has known the girl since childhood and is confident that she is a wonderful gardener.

Martha was born into a blacksmith's family, but unfortunately, her mother Vasilisa died in childbirth, and everything she knows about her comes from the stories of her father and grandmother. In her childhood, she was a very sad and often lonely child, as her father was constantly working and her grandmother was busy with gardening and animal husbandry. She often read and played the balalaika that belonged to her late grandfather, which is why she became highly skilled in music. As she grew older, she only improved and blossomed like a beautiful flower.