User:Jake Langley

Compassionate.

Gentle.

Humble.

Servant.

Loving.

These words once described Jacob Stephen Langley ... before the scourge. Before Malton was overrun by the undead, Jake Langley was a soft spoken, dedicated man of the cloth, overseeing a parish in Wray Heights. He served his congregation and the greater citizenship faithfully, organizing food drives, donating time at various shelters, and spreading the Gospel's message of love and service to your fellow man.

When the zombie epidemic began, Langley did we could to help what remained of his parish. His church served as an open safehouse, never turning away a refugee. When the hordes finally did come, they barricaded the building and prayed for the best.

Neither barricades nor prayers stopped the revaneous hordes. They broke through and devoured the refugees. A few managed to flee. Langley survived by hiding in the cellar. When the hordes moved on, Langley buried the dead and mourned the failure of his faith.

From there, Langley did as many survivors did - scratched out an existence as best he could, while dropping as many zombies as he could. In time he began to see the futility of his mission as a self declared zombie hunter. No, the zombies were here to stay.

At that moment, Langley's vision came to the light. The zombies were not a scourge from the depths of Hell. They were a blessing. They were to be embraced. Zombification meant eternal life. It was truly heaven on earth. Langley was prepared to embrace his final reward, when a second realization came to him.

So many actively resisted this blessing from God. They fought like wounded animals to preserve an existence of suffering and torment. They must be enlightened. They must be embraced!

And so now, Langley spreads his gospel of salvation through zombification. And for those that reject his message, Langley sees it as his Christian duty to release them from these mortal bounds so that they may embrace eternal life, whether they want it or not.