Letha

Personality
Outgoing, Aggressive, confident, often jumps to violence as a solution. Extremely dim-whitted when it comes to anything other than weapon combat, varied vehicle driving, co-operation, battle strategizing, and things of that nature. Quick to take sides and VERY competitive.

Background
Letha was a shy and passive girl whom often doubted her own abilities. she never said a word and lived in her head. then one day she met the love of her life. A few weeks later the "love of her life" dumped her because she was "too much." This lead to a near suicidal depression, until she noticed her parents had bought her little brother the sixth installment of the popular videogame "Olah".

her little brother coaxed her into playing with him, and she soon became infatuated with the game. Not with the game itself, but the game's ability to distract her from her troubles, and entertain her crowded mind. She played. And played. Began missing school. Quit her job. Became sleep deprived. She would even starve herself from time to time to keep playing.

The game began to warp her. She was no longer shy, passive, and doubting. She became outgoing, willing to talk trash to players online. She became proactive, willing to take a challenge as an entertaining task. She became confident, feeling as though what she'd been through in the game fueled her life experience. She never left her room altogether, and her addiction swallowed her. She soon died from starvation; but of course, her life ended as soon as she picked up the controller.

And you know what? She kept playing.

The government took interest in her body's ability to function, despite her obvious state of decay. They soon found that the radiation from the game mutated her body as a result of excessive gameplay (duh) and she became no less than a zombie.

the government used her as their immortal weapon, giving her weapons based on the game, because her rotten brain could not familiarize with other concepts. she fought wars, killed peoples, caught the attention of Core of War, blah blah blah...