LENA "ECHO" VORONOVA

She is not a native of Verdun. Five years ago, I came here from the borderlands, where there was some kind of forgotten war. He works as a forensic artist-composer for the Verdun police. Her task, according to witnesses, is to recreate the faces of suspects, victims, and ghosts from memory. She sits in the basement office of the main directorate, where there are no windows, only the light of a lamp, and draws faces with a pencil on thin paper that may not exist. She painted dozens of portraits for cases that were never solved. Inspector Kral appreciates her work, but he's a little afraid of her, because sometimes her drawings are more accurate than surveillance photos. And because she has a habit of adding details to portraits that witnesses didn't mention, like a scar, a mole, or a distinctive gaze. And those details often turn out to be true.