Tears of Themis is a narrative adventure. Explore a mystical Greek island. Uncover secrets through puzzles and stories. Dive into thrilling plot twists and meet interesting characters. It’s a journey full of surprises and maybe even a few typos along the way!

Meet the characters from Tears of Themis

Artem Wing

Artem is this calm, ultra-observant legal eagle who always seems three steps ahead, like he’s got a chessboard in his head and you’re just a pawn (but in a comforting way). He’s meticulous and quietly dramatic — tailored suits, perfectly folded napkins, and that unflappable stare that makes you feel both guilty and oddly safe. He drinks tea (green? black? okay, both), collects weird antique spoons, and will silently judge your sandwich choice with one eyebrow. Also, he’s oddly prone to midnight umbrella runs and occasional kitchen dance breaks, which is adorable and slightly terrifying.

Luke Pearce

Luke is pure chaotic good energy — loud, loyal, and somehow unbearably sweet even when he’s breaking the rules. He busts into rooms like a storm and leaves cookies in unlikely places, probably pocketing a pastry for later (don’t ask how many). He adores fairness and will argue about it at 3 AM, smiling the whole time, which is both exhausting and heartwarming. Oh, and he owns three identical scarves and refuses to accept they look the same; it’s a hill he will bravely die on.

Marius von Hagen

Marius gives old-money, refined vibes but with secret soft edges — think classical music, impeccable diction, and the kind of distance that makes you lean in. He arranges flowers like it’s a coded message and will absolutely correct your pronunciation because he cares, obviously. Underneath the velvet gloves there’s a strategist who can be quietly ruthless, and yet he also has a suspicious plushie collection (do not tell anyone). He’ll smile politely at parties and then photobomb your selfie with the most ridiculous face when you least expect it.

Vyn Richter

Vyn is the dark, mysterious type who reads like a midnight whisper — sharp, aloof, and slightly dangerous but in a comforting “I’ve got this” way. He’s blunt and cynical but protective, handing you facts like band-aids: they hurt for a second and then you feel better. Very techy, probably three coffees deep at all times, and somehow writes tiny poems on napkins when he’s distracted (or dramatic, hard to tell). He insists he hates group photos but is also secretly saving them all in a folder labeled “evidence,” which is either very sweet or very creepy, depends on your perspective.