Viktoriya Ivanovna Serebryakov, a.k.a Visha, was originally a conscript mage in the Empire's Cadet Corps. During the battle of Rhine, she was assigned to the member of Platoon 3 under Tanya von Degurechaff's leadership. After she was sent to OCS and completed her crash course, she served as Tanya's adjutant. After the battalion suffered numerous losses over the several campaigns in participated in, she eventually received command of one of the companies.
She loves chocolate, and is notably good at making coffee as well as playing cards. There isn't a single member in her battalion that will play with her after they were all succesfully 'plundered'.
She is carefree, friendly, hopeful, a God-believer, and an optimistic person. She always cares for the lives of her commander, best friend and her comrades. She is naive and slightly childish despite her age, she often gets excited and pumped up whenever people talk about food with her. Although she is scared when her commander, Tanya Degurechaff, becomes angry, she always thinks positive and never gives up in the hope she would act like a normal young girl.
She is conscripted due to her magical talent and attended cadet school in 1923. She is appointed as Corporal alongside Harald von Vist and Kurst von Walhorf under the command of previously ranked Second Lieutenant Tanya Degurechaff.
With the recommendation from First Lieutenant Schwarzkopf and Second Lieutenant Degurechaff, she is sent to OCS and goes through an accelerated program. After graduating from OCS, she is assigned to be Tanya's adjutant because of their familiarity and gender. She also joins the training unit V601, and is retrained by Tanya in the Alpen Mountains Zugspitze Training Area. Finally, she completes the retrained mission, and becomes a member of the 203rd Aerial Mage Battalion.
"Come on, Major. They said it was to boost moral! ...A-and get more people to sign up, since numbers have been low. Smile!"
"Did you want some of this coffee too? We got some good beans for the holidays, so they're extra delicious!"
"Major-- Oh, right, I probably shouldn't call you that anymore, should I? It doesn't really fit when we aren't in uniform."
