This takes place during 'The Passing' campaign

The Survivors; Coach, Rochelle, Nick and Ellis were currently in Rayford, Georgia. They were currently on their way to New Orleans since they heard that it was the safest place to be right now. Right now, they had to make it through town to the other side of the bridge to reach their car, in which they needed to make it through town to do so.

As they were fighting off the undead, as well as having to maneuver through alleyways and various buildings in the small suburban town, they ended up running into both a Tank and a horde of zombies, separating Ellis from the rest of the group. Now, Ellis was on his own until he managed to get to the rest of his group, which was hopefully soon.

As he moved through the town, he would find occasional supplies like ammo, more guns, adrenaline shots, pipe bombs, anything that he could grab that he would find useful and would do him over until he reunited with the rest of the group. What he really needed was to find a safe room to take a breather, calm down before carrying on through the town.

He had just gotten through an apartment-like building before he came across a scene that you would be surprised to find in a zombie apocalypse. A wedding. There were chairs lined up neatly, and there was a gazebo just in front of the chairs. As Ellis continued through, he then heard the sound of cries. A witch's cries, and those were never good to hear. Immediately on guard, he started to carefully maneuver around to avoid the witch. As he got closer, he saw a figure curled up in the gazebo with their head buried against their knees, which he realized that it was the source of the cries. The figure was obviously a female, but they were wearing a veil and a beautiful wedding dress, now stained and covered in blood. Despite it being just another witch, there was something sad about seeing a witch in a wedding dress, mixed with her cries, and Ellis found himself feeling some sympathy towards the witch despite her being deadly..