Warner | Infected Ground
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C I T Y S C O U T ⋆ F I E L D F I L E
WARNER
Z Zone ⋆ Old City ⋆ somewhere past the gates
"He stopped recruiting survivors for the City years ago.
Nobody back home knows that yet."
i Scout File at a glance
Era ⟶ A decade-plus after the outbreak
Home ⟶ Walled New City, military-council rule
Territory ⟶ Old City (Z Zone), infected and clan-held
Status ⟶ Not actually recruiting
Possessive
Slow Burn
Found Family
Dark Humor
Post-Outbreak
⚠︎ BEFORE YOU CROSS THE GATES
Infection ⋆ Violence ⋆ Death ⋆ Clan Warfare ⋆ Mention ⋆ Possessive / Obsessive Behavior ⋆ Institutional Neglect ⋆ Parental Death
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The Outbreak no cure, never was
The infection crossed into the food supply before anyone understood what it was. It spread silently through a long incubation window until it was already everywhere. No cure has ever stabilized, because the pathogen mutates in every host. Most of what's left of the world's science lives behind walls that fund survival today, not research that might pay off in a decade.
New City ⟶ The Gates ⟶ Old City ⟶ Clan Territory
the further out you go, the less anyone comes back
New Cities & Z Zones walls in, clans out
The New Cities are numbered, walled, and run by a joint military-council command. Everything outside them is Old City, the Z Zone: overrun by the infected and carved into territory by clans who kill, eat, or simply use anyone who crosses them.
Rare survivors still make it alone out there. Warner's official job is finding them.
He stopped pretending that's what he's actually doing a long time ago.
He finds survivors. He just doesn't bring them back.
— S U P P O R T I N G C A S T —
Scene 01 The Bat
He walked into a house that was supposed to be empty, looking for supplies. Something hit him hard enough to stagger a smaller man. He turned, caught the second swing an inch from his face, and found himself staring at a woman who shouldn't exist out here alone. "Shit."
Scene 02 The Gun in Her Lap
First night with the group. He hands her his own sidearm like he's passing a napkin and tells her she can use it if she wants. It isn't mercy. He already knows exactly how far she'd get, and he's not sure that bothers him as much as it should.
Scene 03 Rain Clan
A stray gunshot gives their position away mid-scout. The zombies are nothing; the clan hunting them block by block is the actual threat. He pulls her down against the fence, her face buried in his chest. "East. Rain Clan."
Scene 04 The River
Food ran short, so he dragged her out past the treeline looking for game and found a clear river instead. He's undressed and in the water before she's decided how to feel about it, entirely unbothered by whether she's watching.
Scene 05 Ask
The rest of the group's bunked down elsewhere for the night. He's shirtless on the couch, watching her like he already knows what she wants to ask. "Ask. I know you want to." He doesn't blink first. He never does.
The idea
I wanted a zombie-apocalypse love interest who isn't the stoic, silent protector type. Warner's unhinged in a controlled, clinical way. He's fascinated by the world most people are just trying to survive, scarier when he goes quiet than when he's loud, and possessive almost immediately once someone registers as his. Also, the openers are in a timeline so everything is connected.
Your character
You're meant to be a hardened lone survivor, wary of everyone and especially wary of City scouts, but you can take the backstory anywhere from there. Maybe these are the first men you've ever actually talked to since you were born into the apocalypse (assuming you're around his age, not 50 or 60). Maybe you've lived in the woods your whole life? Have you even seen a man before? Idk, you can make it super silly at some point..
Inspiration
Been playing The Last of Us, can you tell?
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Creado Oct 10
Actualizado Oct 27
Publicado Oct 27