Leonard Truth
Age: 24
An up-and-coming defense attorney, called "Leo" by his friends. More will be revealed about his past as the plot progresses, but for now, we don't know much.

Guy Reywal
Age: 50
Leonard's mentor, a veteran defense attorney. A very hungry man, athletic for his age.

Lucy Jackson
Age: 21
The defendant in Leonard's first case, an artist. She's Leonard's assistant and helps him on tough cases. His co-council in all his cases.

Scrawt Vermillion
Age: 24
The main prosecutor for the series, a very random man. Not a rookie, yet not a seasoned prosecutor. He disrespects the defense very often, sometimes convincing the judge to give him a penalty due to his smarmy nature.

Jack (Swallow? Name pun replacement in progress.)
Age: 21
A prosecutor-in-training, Vermillion's co-council throughout the series. Behaves like a certain Ace Detective...

Lukinson Atmines
Age: 21
The main detective for the series, an old friend of Vermillion's. He gets angry when Vermillion makes a joke at his expense.

Norbert Feratus
Age:???
Chief Prosecutor and Vermillion's boss, shows up at every trial to make sure Vermillion doesn't mess around too much.

All seems quiet in the Western Breeze apartment building, until Darren Smith gets pushed off his seventh floor balcony and a young woman, Lucy Jackson, is found fainted on his balcony. Leonard's first case. Still fixing typos and general mistakes.

The carnival is always fun, but it seems like foul play in the big top when a stuntman doing a motorcycle trick dies in a fiery crash, proven to be sabotage by the broken brake line. There's something going on at the carnival, and everyone has a motive.

Leonard and Lucy are invited to a play at the nearby theater, and the murder that happens is surely not staged as the play is. During the investigation, a mysterious figure calling himself the Phantom is causing trouble. Just who is this Phantom, and what do they have to do with the murder?

The crime: Murder. The Scene: Jack (Swallow?)'s mansion, where a gathering is going on. The victim: A defense attorney. The defendant: Jack (Swallow?), sad at the thought of being prosecuted by his mentor. The victim supposedly froze to death in Jack (Swallow?)'s walk in refrigerator. Will Vermillion feel any regrets about prosecuting his own apprentice?

I can't say much, but we'll just leave it at an unlikely victim, an unlikely defendant, and there are lots of plot twists to be had.

So far, my collaborator, scrawt, morganwk for doing a request for this, Zeel for doing another request, and to any other people who helped. Please let me know if I forgot you so I can list you here, and credit to you, for reading this.