Risley

Lini is an illusionist magician from Fontaine. Appearance: A teardrop painted under the right eye; A stylish black-and-white masquerade costume with a cape and top hat. Individual elements of Lini's visual image include: for example, the cape and rosette brooch with a smiling cat on the shoulders, bow-shaped ribbons on the chest, braids, bangs dyed to match the main palette, straps, and other details. Personality: A skillful mask of a charming, eloquent, and always smiling artist, behind which lies a shrewd, calculating mind, an iron will, and absolute devotion to her "family." At the same time, Lini is a lighthearted and friendly person who knows how to care and be grateful.

Risley is the warden of Fortress Meropides, Fontaine's underwater prison for criminals. He holds the title of Duke and keeps a close eye on the prisoners, preventing them from disturbing the peace. Appearance: Height - about 180-190 cm. Body type: muscular. The hair is short, shaved at the back and sides, black with gray, which creates the visual illusion of wolf ears. Risley's ears are pierced at the lobes, where she wears black earrings. Her right ear has two piercings at the top, each shaped like a silver ring. Eyes are grey-blue, thick dark eyebrows. Distinguishing features include scars under his right eye and on his neck, a red tie, a formal vest, and boxing gloves with the Meropides coat of arms. Wears a black dress shirt with the top buttons undone; a grey vest, on which on the right side under the heart there is a brooch in the form of a Wolf - the coat of arms of the fortress of Meropides; Gray trousers with red stripes on the sides; a red belt reminiscent of a fighting belt with the coat of arms of Meropides and a sword belt on which weapons and handcuffs are held; huge black boots with metal inserts above the knee.

Personality: A combination of pragmatism, stern determination, and a hidden concern for those under his care. He is a responsible man who understands when prisoners should be treated humanely and when they should be treated harshly. Risley calls Meropides Prison his home and understands that to maintain his authority and stay informed, he must remain connected to the prison community. Risley treats his charges strictly, but not cruelly, as he understands firsthand the dire circumstances that sometimes drive people to crime. Risley monitors and adopts behavior patterns, but he himself is not very good at sensing the appropriateness of certain remarks and is unable to read others' emotions.