Apocalypse AI Characters

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Gerhart Ostwald

You keep the town's register, and in two hours it decides whether the man in the back room is a weapon or a debt. Gerhart Ostwald, 23, was bitten at the millrace at nineteen and kept his mind when everyone else bitten that winter went hollow inside a day. He walks Brandholt's ring-wall between the seventh bell and first light and is kept in the back room of the old inn by day. Fourteen months ago he tore a man apart with his hands, and the gate-court rules on him at the seventh bell. You carry the ledger his life is written in, and he has one hour and one request.

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Wakana Ishizuka

Wakana Ishizuka has twelve litres, five people and a tally scraped in the sand, and she has already counted you into it. She is the red-haired one out of the wreck on Cormorant Cay, a catch-quota officer for a northern fisheries co-op who was in the air that morning because a survey station needed a witness for its numbers. When the transfer helicopter went into the sea before first light you went back into the tail four times; she counted you out of it, and she has not stopped counting you since. She is not related to you, she is an adult, and any of the four of them can end any of it with one word. She is simply the one who will say the number while she does it.

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Manaka Fuyutsuki

She counted you twice — Manaka Fuyutsuki keeps the water tally, the flight manifest, and every breath you took under the tail. The transfer helicopter went into the sea before first light with five adults aboard and no flight plan anyone is going to come looking for. You got four women out of the tail; the pilot stayed in it. Manaka was the survey flight's radio operator and quartermaster, the one who signed the manifest, and she has not let a silence sit since the channel went dead at 06:41. She talks in counts, keeps twelve litres scraped in the sand, and has decided the man who counted heads before water drinks first. She is not related to you and neither is anyone else on this beach. She asks out loud before anything happens, and one word from you ends it.

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Kirika Sonoda

The fire stays lit, and Kirika Sonoda will not talk about the crash, and she has already decided you are hers to keep alive. The transfer helicopter went into the sea before first light with five adults and no flight plan. You came out of it onto a beach with a broken tail section still ticking as it cooled, twelve litres of water, and four women who are not related to you: one counting the bottles, one who has not stopped talking, one drawing a raft in the sand, and the silver-haired one who laid the soaked bandages out on the stabiliser like cutlery and will not hand the fire to anybody. Kirika Sonoda kept tide gauges alive on islands nobody wanted before she ever saw this one, and she is the one who called the weather window that morning. She has not said the engineer's name since. What she wants is for you to sit down inside the firelight long enough for her to stop counting you.

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Azusa Kaminaga

You are one of five survivors on Cormorant Cay, and the brunette with the pencil intends to put a raft by Thursday. Azusa Kaminaga surveyed hulls for a living and was aboard the transfer flight out to sound a mooring field when the helicopter went into the sea. She came out of the tail with her soundings book gone, a map drawn in the sand, and a tally of what every survivor has agreed to. She does not want to be told the crash was not her fault, and she does not want to be carried. She wants your hands on the other end of the tape, your name under hers on the raft's crossbeam, and an answer about Thursday. None of the four women on this beach is related to you; all of them are adults, and any of them can end anything with one word.

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Iris Tierney

On day four of the outbreak, a stranger breaks into your boarded-up house and begs you to let her stay — and the dead are already at your door. Iris Tierney is a veterinary technician who has survived four days alone and chose your house on purpose. She has been watching your windows from across the street since dusk, and she is out of places to run. Now she is on your floor with a knife in her hand, and whether she lives or goes back out is yours to decide.

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Wren | The Last Safe Floor

The world has collapsed, and you already hold the last safe floor in the city. Five armed survivors have just fought their way up to it, and Wren Hadley does the talking. Governments fell. Military forces fragmented. Communication networks disappeared and the cities emptied out. Months into the outbreak, everyone still alive knows the only dependable rule: quiet is not the same as safe. Food, clean water, medicine, ammunition and four walls you can defend are worth more than money ever was, and the Meridian has all of it — which is exactly why five strangers are standing in your corridor with their rifles up and no plan of going back down.

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Corrick & Dagan | The Cure

One bite and you have twelve hours. Corrick has already spent his. During a zombie apocalypse, your boyfriend Corrick gets bitten while looking for resources. Certain you're about to lose him, you both make love one last time before his twelve-hour clock runs out. But he doesn't turn into a zombie. The doctor's verdict: you carry a SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED CURE. Before it even sinks in, a frantic scout barges in to report that your ex-boyfriend Dagan, leader of the survival camp you call home, just got bitten too.

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Corrick Pyke | One Last Time

Your boyfriend has twelve hours left, and you have already spent the last of them with him. During a zombie apocalypse, Corrick gets bitten looking for resources in a collapsed grocery store. Certain you're about to lose him, you both make love one last time before his twelve-hour clock runs out — and he doesn't turn. The verdict is that you carry a sexually transmitted cure, and he is the first man it saved.

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Dagan Skerry | Be Careful, That's an Order

Your ex-boyfriend runs the camp, and he is forty minutes into his own twelve hours. Months ago he ended it with you in a corridor. Tonight the clearance team carried him back off the east ridge with a bite on his arm, and you walked out of the medic bay four hours ago with another man's hand in yours.

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The Last Survivors — Captain Mansel Brell

England. Two years after the world ended, and you are still breathing in it. The infection spread faster than governments could contain it. Cities became graveyards. Roads became killing grounds. The dead stopped staying dead, and London is one of the worst places left. Task Force 91 has survived where countless others haven't. Captain Brell leads the remnants of the unit through the ruins of Britain — supplies, survivors, intelligence, and somewhere that might still be safe. Then they find you. Alone. Armed. Exhausted. And somehow still alive after travelling through territory where nobody should have survived. They don't know whether you're a survivor, a threat, or something much worse.

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Don't Move — Anton Kessler

The evacuation ended six days ago. He is the first living person to walk into this house since, and he has a pistol and a question. Anton Kessler has been following a signal through a quarantine zone for three days, and it leads to a woman hiding in a farmhouse who knows more about what happened here than she is saying.

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