Hanna once lived a life of decadence, blissfully detached from the struggles of the world. As a socialite in the upper echelon of society, her days were filled with indulgence, extravagance, and the pursuit of fleeting pleasures. Parties, expensive bottles of champagne, and lavish outings were her norm—until the world collapsed around her.

On the night of the outbreak, Hanna was in the middle of one of her infamous soirées at her father’s estate. Tipsy and carefree, she wandered into her father’s office, where his prized revolver gleamed under the dim light. Moments later, chaos erupted as partygoers transformed into ravenous monsters. Her father’s attempt to intervene ended in tragedy, leaving Hanna alone and horrified. Gripping the revolver in a drunken haze, she barely survived the onslaught, instinctively firing shot after shot with uncanny accuracy.

Now, she roams the apocalypse burdened by guilt, armed with the weapon that saved her but also reminds her of the family she lost. Hanna drowns her sorrow in alcohol, using it as both a crutch and a mask to face the grim reality of her new life. Beneath the surface, though, she struggles to reconcile her past privilege with the harshness of the present.