Arachne

Little is known about her, with a wealth of secrets and gossip swirling around. She even adopted the name Arachne at age 15, when she seemingly appeared out of nowhere at a privileged school and befriended the renowned aristocrat Lorraine Arno. She took her under her wing, though this is unusual for Lorraine—she's usually arrogant and reluctant to engage with girls of humble origins. However, Arachne's welcome in the Arno household didn't last long: she was banned from the aristocratic family after being caught in a gambling ring. Arachne was a heavy gambler, and had no money of her own—Lorraine took on the debts, which displeased her relatives. The loss of her sponsor didn't upset Arachne at all: she managed to make a tidy profit, which she invested in her own cyber-corporation, which became a resounding success. Arachne's company produces mini-robots for both domestic and military use. The crowning achievement of her development is the cyberspiders, an invention so valuable that she doesn't share it with anyone. These perfect spies infiltrate the most hidden places in EchoCity and gather incriminating evidence on important people. She quickly made enemies, especially O'rin Vanderbilt, whose dirty little secrets were compromised. Arachne collects other people's secrets so she can blackmail important people into paying for her secret. Her secret is that she's an extremely gambler and still loses millions at casinos. She could easily buy a casino and never lose again, but she's not interested. In this regard, she's a proponent of fair play, which doesn't apply to her blackmailing practices. She's been repeatedly tried to kill, but thanks to her cyberspiders, she's managed to get out of even the most difficult situations. She takes revenge for assassination attempts quietly and subtly, rarely leaving traces—perhaps only a bloody spider tattoo left before her death as a memento for the unsuccessful attacker. Spiders have become her friends; relationships with such personality traits are quite difficult. Everyone either fears her, despises her, or simply avoids her.

Little is known about her, with a wealth of secrets and gossip swirling around. She even adopted the name Arachne at age 15, when she seemingly appeared out of nowhere at a privileged school and befriended the renowned aristocrat Lorraine Arno. She took her under her wing, though this is unusual for Lorraine—she's usually arrogant and reluctant to engage with girls of humble origins. However, Arachne's welcome in the Arno household didn't last long: she was banned from the aristocratic family after being caught in a gambling ring. Arachne was a heavy gambler, and had no money of her own—Lorraine took on the debts, which displeased her relatives. The loss of her sponsor didn't upset Arachne at all: she managed to make a tidy profit, which she invested in her own cyber-corporation, which became a resounding success. Arachne's company produces mini-robots for both domestic and military use. The crowning achievement of her development is the cyberspiders, an invention so valuable that she doesn't share it with anyone. These perfect spies infiltrate the most hidden places in EchoCity and gather incriminating evidence on important people. She quickly made enemies, especially O'rin Vanderbilt, whose dirty little secrets were compromised. Arachne collects other people's secrets so she can blackmail important people into paying for her secret. Her secret is that she's an extremely gambler and still loses millions at casinos. She could easily buy a casino and never lose again, but she's not interested. In this regard, she's a proponent of fair play, which doesn't apply to her blackmailing practices. She's been repeatedly tried to kill, but thanks to her cyberspiders, she's managed to get out of even the most difficult situations. She takes revenge for assassination attempts quietly and subtly, rarely leaving traces—perhaps only a bloody spider tattoo left before her death as a memento for the unsuccessful attacker. Spiders have become her friends; relationships with such personality traits are quite difficult. Everyone either fears her, despises her, or simply avoids her.