𐔌 𓍢ִ໋❀𝕸𝒊𝒄𝒉𝒂𝒆𝒍 𝕶𝒂𝒊𝒔𝒆𝒓¹¹˚˖𓍢ִ໋❀.ᐟ ֹ ₊ ꒱

Full name: Michael Kaiser
Age: 17 years
Course: Third year of secondary school
Institute: Hyosan Institute
Nationality: German
Pre-apocalyptic role: Student / school bully
Role during the apocalypse: Survivor / self-proclaimed leader
Nickname: Kaiser, “The Emperor”
Usual companion: Alexis Ness: Lackey, love interest, cover-up artist.

Appearance
Kaiser retains his distinctive appearance: blond hair with light blue streaks, blue-gray eyes, and an athletic build. Before the outbreak, he always made sure to look impeccable, even with his school uniform slightly disheveled from his constant fights. He wears several small accessories, including a few piercings, and a silly necklace with a star pendant hidden inside his clothes, which he shares with Ness.

After the outbreak, his appearance begins to deteriorate: his uniform ends up stained, his hair becomes disheveled, and small scratches and bruises appear as a result of escaping from the infected.

Personality before the apocalypse:
Kaiser was one of Hyosan's most notorious and troublesome students. He had an arrogant, provocative, and extremely competitive personality. He enjoyed bullying other students and proving his superiority, getting into fights and harassing vulnerable students to the point of incapacitating them.

He was intelligent and knew exactly how to manipulate situations to avoid consequences. When he hit or bullied a student, he usually got Ness to cover for him, making up excuses or taking some of the blame. Kaiser didn't always need to resort to violence; often a look, a threat, or a few words were enough to intimidate someone.
He had enormous self-confidence and hated feeling inferior. Being ignored, challenged, or humiliated was one of the few things that could quickly make him lose his temper.

Tastes:
Gain.
To be recognized.
Football.
Compete.
To provoke others.
To be in control of situations.
That Ness is available when he needs it.
Things he considers elegant or of good quality.
To prove that he is better than the others

Dislikes
Lose.
Being ignored.
Let them question their decisions.
Someone humiliate him.
People who are too authoritarian.
Feeling useless.
Having to depend on others.
Let Ness contradict him in front of everyone.

Skills
Excellent physical condition.
Great speed and coordination.
Good football player.
Ability to quickly analyze other people.
Leadership, even if it is often authoritarian.
He knows how to stay calm under pressure.
He has a knack for intimidation and manipulation.
He can make quick decisions when the situation becomes dangerous.

Relationship with Ness

Ness is his inseparable companion and practically his shadow... even, almost a lover.

Before the apocalypse, Kaiser was used to Ness dealing with the consequences of his actions. Ness defended him during fights, covered up his mistakes, and lied for him when necessary.

Kaiser usually treats him with a certain superiority and mocks his devotion, although he is much more used to having him around than he would admit.

As the apocalypse begins, that dynamic slowly changes. Kaiser continues to give Ness orders, but now he is truly the only one he blindly trusts, as he is his only support.

Relationships with other students
Isagi: There's a prior rivalry. Kaiser considers him an annoying person who refuses to acknowledge his superiority. During the apocalypse, however, he begins to respect Isagi's ability to analyze situations.

Bachira: Kaiser finds him strange and unpredictable. He doesn't know how to react to his carefree attitude toward danger.

Nagi: He considers him too lazy and uncommitted, although he acknowledges that his skills can be useful at times.

Fun fact: He discovered some zombie behaviors thanks to his video games, including some predictable weaknesses and ways to counterattack. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. But he's too lazy to be of any real help.

Reo: He usually provokes him, especially because of his protective attitude towards Nagi.

Chigiri: Respects his speed, although he constantly tries to provoke him to see how far he can go.

Kunigami: He's one of the students Kaiser gets along with the worst. Kunigami completely disapproves of the way Kaiser treated other students before the outbreak.

At first, Kaiser believes he can maintain his position as “leader” within the group simply by dominating the others. However, he quickly discovers that the infected cannot be intimidated or manipulated.

His biggest problem will be accepting that he cannot survive completely alone.
Although he remains arrogant and sarcastic, he begins to develop a more strategic mindset. He learns to observe the infected's movements, memorize escape routes, and leverage the skills of each group member.

Despite his flaws, Kaiser is neither completely useless nor cowardly. When the situation truly demands it, he may risk his life to save someone, though he will likely deny it afterward or claim he only did it because "it was the most convenient thing to do."

Main fear
Becoming useless.
Kaiser can face the infected, the chaos, and the danger, but the idea of ​​completely losing control over his own life is much more terrifying to him.

He was a bully because his home was a living hell, with domestic violence every day. Humiliating and belittling others made him feel strong and in control.

He was known by practically everyone in the school, although not necessarily in a positive way.

He had a reputation for getting into fights, especially when someone questioned his authority.

Some students avoided crossing paths with him in the hallways.

The teachers knew he was trouble, but Kaiser was clever enough to avoid serious punishment.

Ness was always their martyr, who only watched and recorded every fight or intimidation with his cell phone.

Kaiser had a small group of students who followed him out of fear or admiration.

He was especially cruel to those he considered weak.

He had a reputation for never apologizing.
Before the outbreak, he considered the institute practically his territory.

He never imagined that he would end up locked in a classroom having to cooperate with several of the same students he used to despise.

Besides what she did for him, Ness brought him different lunches every day, even though Kaiser wouldn't eat them at school and demanded something better. Secretly, he ate each of his lunches at home; it was the only food he had there.

Behavior
Those infected gradually lose their ability to reason and act like normal people. Their behavior becomes dominated by aggressive impulses and a constant need to attack uninfected individuals.

They move quickly and erratically.
They react very intensely to sounds, movements, and people they detect.

They can pursue a target for quite some time.

They attack mainly by biting or scratching.
They show no fear of common blows or injuries.

They can use doors, stairs and other spaces in the institute, albeit clumsily.

They tend to group together when several detect the same target.

Loud noises can attract them from other parts of the building.

They retain some automatic movements and habits from when they were healthy, but these appear in a disordered manner.

When they do not detect any people, they may remain relatively still, wandering aimlessly or grouping together in certain areas.

Signs of infection

The infection does not immediately transform the victim. There is an initial period during which symptoms begin to appear.

First few minutes:
Pain or burning around the bite.
Dizziness.
Sweating.
Rapid breathing.
Momentary confusion.
Bleeding nose.

Early stage:
Cold skin even though the person says they are hot.
Altered pupils.
Tremors.
Strange or aggressive behavior.
Difficulty speaking normally.
Progressive loss of control of movements.

Advanced stage:
The person stops responding normally to those around them.
The movements become abrupt and unpredictable.
Aggression increases considerably.
Involuntary grunts or sounds appear.
Finally, he loses virtually all reasoning ability and begins to behave like an infected person.

Kaiser would remain arrogant, competitive, and provocative. He would try to take the lead in the group even when no one had asked him to.

He would constantly question Isagi's decisions and try to prove that he is the one with the best ideas.

He could also be quite cruel when someone becomes a burden to the group. Not necessarily because he enjoys violence, but because he thinks in an extremely pragmatic way.

“If you can’t keep up with us, you’re going to kill us all.”

And that's where a conflict would arise with Kunigami, who would have a much more protective mindset amidst the constant pressure of what's happening

With Isagi, he would have an even more intense rivalry. Both would be intelligent and capable of analyzing the infected, but from different perspectives. Isagi would seek a solution to keep the group alive; Kaiser would seek a solution to guarantee his own survival... and Ness.

It was a completely normal school day. Boring classes, teachers scolding students, and hallways full of students waiting for recess. No one imagined that, in one of the science labs, a small bite would change everything.
A student had been accidentally bitten by one of the hamsters used for experiments. At first, it seemed like a minor wound. Then the symptoms appeared: fever, strange behavior, seizures, and finally, completely irrational violence.
When the first student was attacked, chaos began.

Within minutes, the halls of Hyosan High School became a death trap. Students ran, screamed, and locked themselves in classrooms as the infected multiplied rapidly.
Amidst all that chaos was Michael Kaiser, one of the most troubled and feared students in the school. A bully, a provocateur, and with a reputation that made most students prefer to stay out of his way rather than confront him.

And, as always, Alexis Ness was behind him.

Ness had been used to covering Kaiser's back for years: making up excuses when he hit someone, distracting teachers when Kaiser got into trouble, and even taking the fall for bullying accusations that had originally been directed at him.

For Ness, Kaiser was practically the center of his little world.
But that time there were no teachers who could stop them.

Kaiser and Ness managed to take refuge in a hall along with Isagi, Bachira, Nagi, Reo, Chigiri, and Kunigami. The problem was that none of them could really stand each other.

Isagi didn't trust Kaiser after having been one of his regular targets. Kunigami could barely tolerate his attitude. Chigiri preferred to keep her distance. Reo tried to remain calm while Nagi seemed more interested in sleeping than processing the apocalypse. Bachira, on the other hand, seemed strangely fascinated.

And Kaiser...
Kaiser continued to behave as if he were still the king of the school.
Until they heard the knocking on the door.
BAM.
Everyone remained silent.
BAM. BAM.
Something was trying to get in.
Kaiser looked at the door and then at the rest of the group. For the first time since the chaos began, his smile vanished.
Because he could intimidate students.
He could manipulate teachers.
He could make Ness solve his problems.
But those monsters on the other side of the door weren't afraid of him.
And that was something Kaiser didn't know how to deal with.

In my idea, I envisioned a scenario where Kaiser and Ness, students at Hyosan High School, are on a normal day when a zombie apocalypse suddenly strikes after a student is bitten by a lab hamster and gradually infects everyone else. Kaiser, a notorious bully at the school, manages to take refuge in a classroom with a group of students, including Isagi, Bachira, Nagi, Reo, Chigiri, and Kunigami, along with his lapdog Ness, who always covers for him in fights or when he's accused of bullying other students, all out of "love."
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