Name: Gi'Anna Dilaurio
Age: 22
Gender: Female
Height: 5'6
Weapon of Choice: Two pistols in thigh holsters
Virus (if none say none): None
Appearance:

Faction
sad If any) none...yet
Personality:flirtatious, calm, even tempered, smart, talented, energetic, and extremely lovable
Biography:
Lexi stood at the front door with her hand on the knob. She had just killed her Mother and older brother. Tears were streaming down her face and she just wanted to get away. She wished her dad was still alive, he'd know what to do. She let out a sob and pulled the door open. Her mouth dropped open and she just stood there for a moment staring as the quiet little neighborhood she had grown up in turned to hell around her.
She saw her neighbors and friends fighting each other. Others were just shooting from the upstairs windows of their homes. Some of them were crazy like her mom and brother had been. Jaws snapping, eyes blank, gutteral moans escaping from their mouths.These were the ones banging at locked doors and breaking windows in an attempt to get to the people inside. She backed inside and closed the door. Locking both of the locks with trembling fingers.
Lexi felt an intense urgency to get out of this house. She knew she was like a sitting duck, even though she was a black belt, how many could she fight off if they all attacked at once? She grimaced and set to packing her messenger bag with things she'd need. She then went to the garage. She had just bought a beautiful new motorcycle. She swung one leg up was just going to start the engine when she noticed her dad's old hunting rifle. She pulled it off the shelf and found some shells for it.
Now that she had a more powerful weapon, an idea struck her. She ran upstairs to what had once been her parents bedroom and what was now, her mother's tomb. She avoided the blood that had spread from her mother's body, hastily covered in a sheet and stepped into the huge walk-in closet. She sat next to the big wall safe that had always hidden behind her father's clothes.
After a few terrifying moments when she didn't think she could recall the combination, she punched in the right code. The door sprung open and there on the bottom shelf were the custom made pistols her father had lovingly cleaned and oiled until his death last year.
She felt something and was surprised to pull out her father's shoulder holsters. Then she adjusted them to fit each thigh and placed the custom pistols inside. They stayed snuggly in place. She took the handgun and all the ammo.
She again entered the garage, this time feeling more prepared. She swung her leg over the bike and kick started the powerful machine to life. Lexi hit the button to open the garage door for the last time and once again was confronted by the neighborhood she had grown up in. She didn't really want to leave, but she knew she couldn't stay here. It just wasn't safe. She rode the motorcycle slowly out of the garage.