Judith, a former police detective and champion boxer, must find her kidnapped brother and involve herself in ancient conspiracies to do so.
Hauma provides examples of:
- Braids of Action: Judith has two braids, one on each side of her head, and she is former police officer and boxing champion who kicks plenty of butt throughout the game.
- Hair-Contrast Duo: Downplayed. In comparison to her friend Dorothea, who has black hair and is Axe-Crazy, Judith, who is a redhead is similarly aggressive, but not murderous.
- Hypocrite: Judith tells Dorothea that she has no right to tell Judith that her investigations are excessive when Dorothea just kicked an unconscious man.Dorothea: I dunno. Maybe this is a bit much?Judith: You just kicked an unconscious man! Don't lecture me about 'a bit much'.Dorothea: Fair.
- Invulnerable Knuckles: When Judith gets into a fight with a Neo-Nazi, she punches him square in the jaw and seems no worse for the wear afterwards. Possibly justified by the fact that she was a boxing champion.
- Kick Them While They Are Down: Justified, Dorothea continues to beat up a Neo-Nazi after Judith already knocked him unconscious, though the man was a Hate Sink (he called the Nazis "true German heroes") and Dorothea is a bit Axe-Crazy herself.
- Misplaced Accent: Despite taking place in Munich, everyone speaks in a non-German (mostly American) accent.
- Redhead In Green:
- Judith is a redhead and her character sprite has her wearing a green jacket.
- Downplayed with Judith's brother, who also has red hair and he has a green shirt peeking out from under his purple and orange sweater.
- Significant Green-Eyed Redhead:
- Judith, the main character, has red hair and green eyes.
- Judith's brother also has red hair and green eyes, and his kidnapping is a major plot point.
