<span class="bbc_u">Sarah Bertinelli</span><br/><br/>Sarah didn't know how long she'd been walking for three days, four? She just knew that she was bone weary and terribly hungry. Her little black dress had definitely seen better days, but she hadn't been able to find anything to change into. She could hardly believe it's been a month since the world ended.<br/><br/>She had been w/ some of her coworkers for most of the time, and they'd managed to survive for the most part. Things had gotten worse and worse though and they had decided to leave the city, figuring that a less populated area would have less zombies. They had all thought the zombies were the only thing they had to worry about they were wrong. It was three or four days ago, she was to tired to remember when their little convoy of two cars had been attacked by bandits or thats what she took to calling them. At first they were happy to see a group of people w/ guns, but that quickly changed when they shot her boss in the face and opened fire on the rest of them. Sarah had gotten split off from the others when they fled, she didn't even know if any of them were alive or not, but she held out hope.<br/><br/>Not long after she happened upon this little town and she heard the "bang" of the hummer accident and she knew that zombies didn't make big noises like that so she made her way to where she thought it had come from. Regardless it was civilization, so she had hoped she could scrounge up some food and water at the very least, since she'd already wanted to just lay down and go to sleep, so she knew she wasn't going to make it for very much longer.<br/><br/>She peeked out from behind one of the alleys and saw the humvee accident along w/ a few people milling around talking to each other as they tried to help one of the men out of the vehicle. He didn't look so good, she figured since they were helping him, and didn't look like the bandits that they might be okay people, but just in case she fished out her pistol though she didn't aim it at anything but the ground.<br/><br/>She came out slowly from her hiding place not making any aggressive movements and called out to the small group.<strong>"Hello there! Oh am I glad to see you guys."</strong>The woman who came out and waved to you was pretty (you may have seen her on tv since she was a local reporter) w/ black hair and brown eyes. She was wearing a little black dress that had seen better days a pair of sneakers and she had a golf club, a glock semi auto (which was pointed at the ground, at her side), and was wearing a back pack she looked a bit worse for wear, w/ several scrapes and bruises and the like, so pretty much like the rest of the survivors.