Lydia

Queen Lydia is the half-god daughter of Apollo and the mortal princess of Troy, Cassandra, and is a main character in the Philos and Agape Series, as well as a minor character in the Aphrodite Series (she is most present in Aphrodite: The Trojan War). She is currently the wife of King Idk Yet, the step-mother of Prince Idk Yet, and the Queen of Idk Yet. She was the former girlfriend of Colton, but he only loved her for a brief period before reuniting with Alana (Philos), though Lydia loved him with all her heart.

She has quite strong prophetic abilities, which she inherited those abilities from both her mother and father. Her mother is a prophet, but was cursed by her father to tell true prophecies that no one ever believed. However, Apollo made it so that Lydia's mother's identity would never negatively affect her life and no one would ever judge her falsely for her mother. He also ensured that Lydia's prophecies would almost always be believed.

Lydia lived with The Huntresses for the first fifteen years of her life, but never became a huntress herself or vowed to be a maiden, as she always had a fascination with boys, and fell in love with the first one she ever saw, Colton. She still loves Colton to this day, and despises Lana, but she met in secret with Adrien to talk as friends in the epilogue of The Trojan War. It is unknown whether they are developing feelings for each other, but Adrien flirted with her occasionally in the Philos and Agape Series.

Colton
Colton is Lydia's current love interest and former boyfriend, though he does not return any feelings for her at the moment. She loves him with her entire being, and it is assumed that she will always love him, no matter what, even if she falls in love with someone else. She served him humbly, attending to his every desire while he was with her, desperate to please him and keep him at her side. He was the first boy she ever met, and she feel helplessly in love with him at first sight, and she wants nothing more than his love in return. She wishes that they were married, and fantasizes often that he would come for her one day, rebuke Lana, and carry her off to be together. When he left her, she was torn apart and swore revenge on Lana, blaming their break-up completely on her. She cares about Colton more than anything else in the world, and even though their relationship is over, she still has hope that he will come back for her one day.

Philos
Philos (aka Lana) is Lydia's main rival and the one she hates the most in life. She blames all her misfortunes on Lana, starting with Colton breaking up with her, then her father no long wanting to live with her, then her grandfather selling her away to her lording husband, then her spoiled and bratty step-son always tormenting her, and finally, her completely empty life. Lydia believes that Lana is selfish, and didn't stop to think that maybe Colton was happy with someone else, or that it would break Lydia's heart when Colton left her. She thinks that Lana only cares about her own life and that Lana likes to have everything and leave everyone else with nothing, which is completely untrue, though it is likely that will always be her philosophy, even if her and Lana eventually make up.

Her and Lana have had many one-sided arguments, meaning Lydia was the one doing most of the arguing. Lydia has argued that her life would've been better if she never would've met Lana, and Lana claims that she'd never have met Colton if that were the case, so Lydia takes back her words when she says that. That means she'd rather spend a lifetime apart from Colton, always loving him but never receiving his love in return, and know and put up with Lana as well, than have never met him at all.

Agape
Agape (aka Seraphina) is currently Lydia's closest friend, and quite possibly her only friend. Despite Seraphina being Lana's sister, Lydia believes that Seraphina is not like Lana and trusts her completely. When Lydia is feeling down, Seraphina senses that and goes to comfort her, for example, the day Lydia found out she was being sold away into marriage, she ran to the beach, threw herself on the sand, and screamed at the ocean, hoping Lana would appear. Instead, Lana didn't want to confront Lydia when she was in pain, not wanting to make her more angry, so she sent Seraphina. Seraphina sat with Lydia for hours, talking through things with her, hearing her problems, and giving her advice. Seraphina is probably the only person who can cheer Lydia up when she's feeling down, aside from Colton.