About

Cacophony is a zombie hunter, living in a different reality in a fictional town called Dante.  After a strange disease infects most of her world, she finds herself following a strange path that ultimately leads her to a town called Dante.  Strangely, many other 'survivors' have gathered here.  The find themselves at war with the Prophets- strangely mutilated but smart victims of the disease.

Caph herself is mostly a loner.  She does have a few close friends, but her terrible drinking habit as well as short temper cause most others to keep their distance.  Despite her shortcomings, she's a great shot with a rifle, though prefers a baseball bat or other melee weapons.

Caph is a lemur mix, one of two children born to Anita and Bradley Nolan.  Her mother died in childbirth, leaving both Donia and her brother Kennedy with only their father.  Distraught by the death of his wife, Bradley took to the bottle, drowning his sorrows in liquor.  Kennedy joined the military, eventually using his seniority to get Donia into a military school.  With her background, she rose though the ranks to general.

Caph made her life and career in the marines, and until the outbreak she lived and breathed for her job, her country.  Once everything went to hell, she again found herself completely baseless, and in similar fashion to her father she picked up drinking as her day job. Rather miserable, she traveled from her assigned base out into the wastelands in an attempt to avoid the rot, taking out anything that stood in her way.  What she has seen, and what she has done she hasn't quite been able to outrun, but she can either keep running, or face it.  When faced with this decision, she'd rather keep her face in a bottle, shoot first, and ask questions later.

Caph isn't completely a jerk all the time.  Besides drinking, she has rekindled her love in music and is self-taught on guitar.  She's actually pretty good, and is often found in her free time at or around the bar strumming out some tunes from the old days.  Her guitar is much better then her singing, but few would argue with her.