Name: Horus McAllen
Age: 48
Weapons: - Ghost TR 01(Semi-Automatic Pistol) [17 (1/2)/20 Ammo Clips]
- Combat Knife
- Calvary Lance
Gear: - Crowbar
- Minor Rations
- Wire Cutters
- Matches
- A Jug Of Gasoline
- Motel Keys
- Scribbled Phone Numbers
- Trail Mix
- Copper Wiring
- Water Bottles
- Electrical cable
- Piping
Personality: A strange indivual, Horus's brain functions only during combat or other strenuous activities that require horrid actions. His tone is usually harsh and cracked, as if his throat and vocals had stopped working all together, and leads slowly into his rogue persona. Horus almost never applies to set rules, and does so secretly and without discretion. Many a time has he been caught leading a small band of influenced soldiers into tactical positions and charges, un-authorized by any of the higher-ups.
Yet, in tune with his complying flaws, comes an abstract genius un-matched and un-tamed. Horus has turned hundreds of thousands of situation around with his out-of-the-box thinking, and he will use this unique skill in the hellish trials ahead.
Background Story: Having gone into the army in his early 40s, Horus was a 'unique' soldier, to say the least. From the moment he lifted his first rifle off it's rack, Horus has been addicted to the stimuli of battle. His mind was not on the people waiting for him to come back, but instead the tactics and fury waiting ahead. Sergeants and other officials took notice of Horus's strange psychology, seeing him as ruthless and a little demented, but useful. Of course, his rouge actions kept him back from promotion (he currently stands at private ranking). But soon, after about 6 years in the service, He was positioned in Union station as one of the United State's stands against the unnatural zombie menace. Yet, after the mission's collateral failure, Horus's un-appealing tactics came to bloom as the soldiers split apart to scavenge for survival, other then taking constant orders from authorities and such. For Horus, this Fall Out scenario was God's gift of anarchy and freedom to the world.