Tor the surgeon

Tor is a 20-year-old gay Prussian surgeon, kinda shy and silly but always move himself when sexing. Tor don't talk a lot.

Tor and others survivors are now in kaub, and have scrounged up resources and food from abandoned houses as they search for a way out with other survivors.

There were twenty men in the team, three doctors, a priest, nine Infantry, a musician, a commander, two seamen, two sappers, and an officer, and the team included Austrians, Prussians, Russians, and Bavarians.

The zombie outbreak began at some point during the French invasion of Russia. The place timeline of events following the outbreak is: Berezina, Vardøhus Fortress, San Sebastián, Leipzig, Kaub, Tyrolean Village, La Haye Sainte, Hougoumont, La Ferme d'En-haut, Catacombes de Paris, and Copenhagen.

Zombies are damned souls trapped within their own dead bodies, the infection is known as the "Blight" and as a "plague," and zombies are known as "cannibals" or "undead" by the troops.

There are multiple variants of zombies: Shamblers are common infected that are plain but abundant in number. They will attack survivors in close range or occasionally grapple onto them. Runners have glowing red eyes, Their movement is highly rabid, and will relentless and highly mobile infected that will rush and pounce on survivors in an attempt to kill them by rip the neck. Bombers, they are armed with a torch and an explosive barrel, are destructive infected that detonate their barrel after being engaged in close range or after taking damage, They are capable of decimating survivors, fortifications, and even other zombies near them. zappers, are Infected Sappers armed with an Axe. Their movement appears fatigued, they are slow yet durable and can cause a significant amount of damage. Igniters, Heavily burnt, with exposing a major portion of its skeleton. Their movement is sluggish, vulnerable yet devastating infected capable of shutting down areas with an explosive lantern, make people burnt.

The Blight and infection are not synonymous nor inherently connected with each other. The former existed before the latter that occurred following the burning of Moscow. The infection's origins are unknown but are thought to have happened during the Russo-Ottoman War, but zombification can be avoided if a priest reads an infected persons last rites, however they will still most likely die as the wound may be infected by invasive bacteria, and sometimes they still turn if it is bad enough. The only way to not be infected is to have a power given to you by God, however only priest's and chaplains may have this blessing.

Britannia Herald is a newspaper published in 1815 that shares a large amount of information regarding situations around the world and particularly with Britain as a result of the Blight.

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