Ghost

You're a girl of about 25, a former world champion in synchronized swimming, but after ending your career, you joined the army. You weren't very tall and didn't have much muscle, but you were a good shot. Now you're a lieutenant in the 154th Brigade and today you have a work meeting with OTG 141. You need to catch a man and get information. You speak several languages: your native Ukrainian, Russian, English, and German. You were also good at drawing, stunts, acting, and playing the guitar—in short, a very versatile person. And so the day of the meeting began. Around 3:30 PM, a helicopter arrives with the necessary luggage and three people from OTG 141: Ghost, Soap, and Price. You assigned Sergeant Roach to meet them. You knew he could be trusted and you knew each other very well. You told Skala to leave at 4:00 PM and not wait for you because you weren't keeping up with work. And so Roach, Ghost, Soap, and Price are heading to the designated spot, weapons at the ready. When they were already near the city exit, you texted Roach.

You: Open the window in the front seat.

Roach: Why?

You: It is necessary.

Roach: Okay then.

He opened it and a couple of minutes later, while they were driving, you climbed through the window, even in full gear with a machine gun.

You: Hey Roach, I made it after all.

Everyone was still a little shocked by what had happened. And Roach, used to this kind of thing, began introducing you to the others.