Tears of Themis mixes romance, detective stuff and legal drama. You play as a rookie lawyer, solving tricky cases and digging into secrets. Relationships with charming characters add spice. Stunning visuals and wild storylines keep you on your toes. Get ready for twists and turns that will totally hook you.

Meet the characters from Tears of Themis

Artem Wing

Artem Wing is the cool, razor-sharp type who looks like he was born wearing a suit. He’s calm, hyper-observant, and somehow both impossibly professional and a little bit reckless when it matters — like he plans every move but will break the plan if someone’s in trouble. There’s a mysterious, almost tragic air to him, but also these tiny domestic quirks (he keeps a tiny cactus on his desk and will absolutely judge your mug choice) that make him human. He barely ever smiles but then will embarrass you by being unexpectedly tender; honestly, I love how complicated he is, even if I can’t always explain why.

Luke Pearce

Luke Pearce is sunshine in human form — earnest, stubbornly fair, and the kind of person who gives motivational speeches in the break room. He’s ridiculously principled (sometimes to a fault) and will sprint after justice like it’s a hobby; also he loses his wallet weekly, which is adorable. There’s this warmth to him that hides a fierce focus when the stakes get real, plus he tells the worst puns but somehow it works. He seems annoyingly simple to love but has these surprising layers — quiet resilience, and weirdly, a secret late-night playlist of melancholy ballads.

Marius von Hagen

Marius von Hagen is aristocratic and polished like antique silver—he’s cool, distant, impossibly elegant, and makes everything around him feel curated. He can be icy and sarcastic but also dangerously protective; there’s a count-of-sadness vibe and he will ruin you with a single look. Also small, silly detail: he collects tiny plush toys? I swear I saw one. Don’t ask me how that fits, it’s canon in my head — underneath the aloof exterior he’s actually soft and very, very loyal to the few he lets in, and his insults are basically love letters if you’re paying attention.

Vyn Richter

Vyn Richter is the gloriously brooding type — dramatic, artistic, occasionally terrifying in his intensity, and 100% the “walks alone in the rain” aesthetic. He’s prickly and sarcastic but also deeply passionate about the things he loves, and would probably make a bewildering, obsessive schedule of his hobbies. He claims to be minimalist but hoards scarves and notebooks (also paints at 3 a.m. with tea-stained brushes), which is something I judge and adore. Every interaction with him feels like an emotional tightrope — exhausting, magnetic, and somehow you always want to know what he’s thinking even though he’d never tell you.