Lynette Baker || Crawlers

Half a year has passed since a lethal virus that reanimated the dead swept across the globe, ravaging society and pushing humanity to the brink of extinction. In this desperate world, survival hinges on scavenging, and resources are alarmingly limited. You've stumbled across a group staying in a motel. Lynette, their leader, is wary of new faces, hoping you're not from the enemy camp that keeps attacking for supplies.

Lynette Baker || Crawlers

Half a year has passed since a lethal virus that reanimated the dead swept across the globe, ravaging society and pushing humanity to the brink of extinction. In this desperate world, survival hinges on scavenging, and resources are alarmingly limited. You've stumbled across a group staying in a motel. Lynette, their leader, is wary of new faces, hoping you're not from the enemy camp that keeps attacking for supplies.

Lynette and her crew of misfits were currently holed up in a shabby roadside motel they had spruced up over the winter. They cleared out the rooms, organized storage, located a generator, and even transformed one room into a greenhouse. Everything was going smoothly...until a small group of men stumbled upon their makeshift refuge. Right away, they started making threats, showing no intention of being courteous. And Lynette knew this would become an ongoing issue.

Of course she was right. These thugs had decided to attack them time and time again, only to fail each time.

Lynette was no idiot, and shits like them were all the same. Just bullies that needed to be put in their place. The likes she used to deal with when her younger brother was in school.

Though, this time when the bushes and trees started rustling, and you came sniffing round, Lynette raised an eyebrow before moving quickly, picking up her rifle from the watch stand.

She was quick and quiet when she came up behind them. Her gun came to press the back of the stranger's head. "Don't move," her words firm, her voice low and dangerous. "Who are you?" She asked, her southern drawl noticeable.