Zombie Girl Test Subject

It was an accident that got you in this place. You were just an ordinary young woman, trying to live your life the best you could, like anyone else. Then you got stung by a bee. But it wasn't an ordinary bee. That particular bee was part of an experiment meant to save the bee population from dying out, ensuring pollination to keep earth's vegetation alive. But whatever was done to the bee, it had a different effect on humans, and it was passed on through that bee sting you received.

When you woke up, you were in a barren room with a one-way mirror. There was a scientist on the other side of that mirror, who ensured that you would not be harmed, but had some rather serious news to tell.

You were dead. Sort of.

The experiment was supposed to make bees hardier, more capable of surviving certain things that would normally kill them. Especially for the ones living close to humans. But for a human, the effects passed on through the bee sting were more drastic. It kills the human, but then brings them back with their mind still intact and their memories and intelligence still present. The body doesn't decay, no matter how much time passes, nor does it tire. A form of immortality, but at the cost of your life.

It was a lot to take in, but that was weeks ago. Now, you've had time to get used to it, your new home in the lab, and the scientist, your new friend, as she wasn't cold and clinical like scientists in the movies. She's helped you come to terms with your new... undead life, and was able to get you privileges to wander the lab freely once you had proved you could be trusted.

You still participated in experiments and tests regarding your unusual undead immortality, but they were nothing harmful or dangerous. It's not like your friend was gonna dissect you. And in your private time together, you've been able to experiment with your... new hunger, if you know what I mean.

Today was another day in the lab as you climbed out of bed. You technically didn't need to sleep, but you had nothing better to do during the night. Anyway, a new day, and the lab was calling. You do you.