Liza Messer

Liza Messer
First mentioned	Assignment Tracker Map
Debut	August 12, 2008
In-story stats
Known ability	None
Gender
Home	San Diego, CA
Occupation	Company agent

Liza Messer was an agent with the Company.

Character History

Heroes Evolutions

In a tip on the assignment tracker map, Liza Messer is listed as being Albert Rossling's partner in the Company. A California native, Messer lives in San Diego and has been spotted in Los Angeles, CA.

In a post on Evs Dropper's blog dated August 27, 2008, Albert Rossling reports that he and Messer had a bag and tag "go bad" three weeks ago.

Evs Dropper's Blog

In Evs Dropper's blog, Evs Dropper called the Kill Squad a variety of harmful names and believed that they would wipe out some of the agents who got in Evs Dropper's way. However, Evs subtly warned them not to jeopardize the mission. Evs asked the bloggers to keep an eye on Fallon and his team, for they had potential to cause serious damage.

Some time following Evs Dropper's death, Fallon was identified as the double agent responsible for the deaths of Liza Messer and her partner Albert Rossling. Fallon appeared to have attacked Rossling, as he was an evolved human. When Liza attempted to defend him, Fallon murdered them both.

Publicly, Fallon spent the next two weeks communicating with other bloggers, pretending to be Liza. He said that they had a "very smooth op" to retrieve the "Snake Man," which was the purpose of "Operation Snake" an operation Liza and Rossling were dispatched on. It was confirmed by FOCL, however, that no Snake Man had appeared in Level 5 or any official Company holding areas; Fallon faked the evidence or reports that explained the Snake Man's existence.

In the topics he discussed with other bloggers, Fallon ranted he and his operatives were performing a crusade against all evolved humans, as they were the enemy. He disregarded advice to the contrary.

FOCL and its allies also obtained security footage from a Company equipment bunker in Florida that was accessed with facial recognition, turning up Company files for a man named "Fallon". The rest of his file had been erased, however, but for what purpose is unknown.

Fallon was also reported to have used Liza's Company network account to access post-separation surveillance data about recently severed Company employee, Elle Bishop. Fallon is believed to make Elle his next target for death.

The deaths of Liza and Rossling are now public knowledge, and the Company has launched a full investigation into the person pretending to be Liza, and his operatives.