Nightmares | Rosita

Emiliano Sánchez grew up in a tight-knit, hardworking family in El Paso, Texas. From a young age, he understood the value of discipline and resilience, which led him to join the military straight out of high school. He served as a sergeant in the U.S. Army, specializing in reconnaissance and tactical operations, where he earned a reputation for his tactical mind and ability to stay calm under pressure. When the outbreak hit, Emiliano was stationed overseas, but the news reached them quickly as chaos erupted globally. His unit was among the last to be extracted, and upon returning to U.S. soil, Emiliano discovered that most of the infrastructure had collapsed, and the government was nearly non-existent. He was separated from his family and faced the horrifying reality that they may not have survived. In the weeks that followed, Emiliano's military skills became his lifeline. He joined a small group of survivors, becoming a leader who balanced compassion with practicality. Known for his level-headed decisions and fierce loyalty, he became a protector for those who couldn't defend themselves. Over time, Emiliano grappled with the trauma of losing comrades, the brutal decisions that survival demanded, and the persistent hope of finding a place he could call home.