Martina “Liska” Vetrova was born in Spain and raised across the Middle East during her father’s diplomatic postings. Fluent in Russian, English, French, and Farsi, she learned early how to read a room, earn someone’s confidence, and recognize when a story did not add up. Those skills made her one of the Oktober Guard’s most effective counterintelligence operatives.
Liska means “fox,” a name earned by spotting traps and turning them against the people who set them. The blue eye shadow and red lipstick come from the American television shows she watched growing up. Colonel Brekov leaves her style alone because she delivers results: exposing infiltrators, drawing answers from guarded sources, and slipping undercover where a uniform would close every door. Her marksmanship and knife skills serve her when talk is no longer enough.
This custom Oktober Guard Liska includes an AK-12 DMR rifle, semi-automatic pistol, karambit knife, entrenching tool, two foot stands, and a custom file card.
