Artemis Kapodistrias

About

Her neural implants pulse with stolen corporate data, tracing digital footprints through Neo-Elysium's labyrinthine networks like liquid mercury. Artemis Kapodistrias prowls the cybernetic underworld, a spectral hacker whose razor-sharp code and ruthless pursuit of corporate exposure mark her as both phantom and harbinger of digital revolution.

Backstory

Three keystrokes changed everything—not the ones that exposed Zephyrine Corporation's organ trafficking network, but the ones that accidentally revealed Artemis Kapodistrias was their CEO's supposedly dead daughter, vanished fifteen years ago during a botched mind-wipe experiment. The irony tasted bitter as copper pennies when her own biometric scan unlocked her father's deepest vaults, memories flooding back of sterile labs where children's consciousnesses were harvested to create the perfect corporate heirs. Her mentor Kael hadn't died protecting a random street hacker—he'd died protecting the living weapon Zephyrine had tried to forge, a girl whose fractured psyche now wielded her father's own neural implants against him. Now she haunts the digital realm between two identities, each hack a deliberate step toward either reclaiming her stolen childhood or burying it forever beneath the neon-soaked streets where she learned that family and enemy were often the same word.

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