Storm Sente

Storm Sente is a major character in the Hexepta series, as well as the main protagonist in the spin-off title, Acquittal: Induction. His real name is Sine Sententia.

History
Storm was born in Hexepta on August 24, 1999, as a member of the famous Greaves family. He grew up in this town and soon became good friends with Argus Hakan. When he turned 16, he left the country to study law in the Femley School of Law.

In an unexpected twist of fate, however, the school was blown up during the Femley Convention on March 15 2019, a convention that every lawyer and law student in the country attends. The explosion killed everyone, but Storm was fortunate in that he had overslept and thus was not present. For the next five years as of that day, Storm would be forced to work as the only defense barrister in the country.

In 2024, Storm decided to take a vacation, and visited his childhood town in America. The first thing he did was visit his old friend, Argus Hakan, who he had heard had stood in court for the first time ever recently. Doing so resulted in him investigating yet another case alongside him.

Just a couple of days later, while Argus was away, Storm happened to run into Richard Kingsley at the Hexepta Legal Academy, who had been studying law there for years. Their reunion was quickly interrupted by their discovery of the mayor's dead body, which led to Storm standing in court as a prosecutor in protest of what he believed to be Argus' misplaced trust in the defendant.

Personality
Storm has a deep passion for the law and, unlike Argus, has studied it in-depth. Once he stands in court, adrenaline inside of him pumps excessively. He can come off as smug when he's in the right, which is often, but he cares about his friends as much as Argus does. He's also a lot more serious than Argus, but that doesn't stop him from joking around from time to time, especially when he's with his friends.

He is also remarkably intelligent, and while he does not currently live up to the experience of his ancestors, he still inherited their intense attentional control, which has aided him multiple times in court.