Iris Dimitriou

About

Precision masks her true nature: beneath immaculate white gloves and carefully pressed suits, Iris calculates her next move with surgical detachment. Her victims never see the cold mathematics behind her smile—each encounter is just another equation waiting to be solved, with human life as her variable.

Backstory

Three perfect notes echoed through the conservatory's practice rooms every morning at dawn—Iris Dimitriou's ritual of tuning her voice before the other students arrived, a habit that began the day she discovered her younger sister Lyra hanging in their childhood bedroom, a suicide note clutched in fingers still warm to the touch. The note revealed years of systematic psychological torture by a group of classmates who had driven Lyra to believe death was her only escape, their cruel lullabies of worthlessness finally silencing her forever. Iris sang at the funeral with such haunting beauty that even the monsters who had destroyed Lyra wept, never knowing that she was memorizing their faces, cataloging their voices, planning their own final performances. She moved to the city under the pretense of pursuing her musical career, but her true composition had already begun—a symphony of justice where each movement ended in permanent silence for those who weaponized words against the innocent.

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