"Nous ou vous, parce que le mieux que je puisse faire est d'aller de l'avant." Elle a dit de se lever du siège des conducteurs. Elle a regardé par la porte des lunettes et a essayé de traiter ce qu'elle a vu, principalement tout, pendant une minute. Il y a des étudiants morts qui essaient de nous tuer, la personne qui vient de monter dans le bus, Miki, oui c'était Mimi, qui vient de tuer d'anciens étudiants. Elle ne savait pas quel fait était plus horrible que l'autre. Quand un zombie a finalement atteint le bus et s'est cogné contre elle, elle est revenue dans la réalité et écoute le dernier mais du plan de Miki et a répondu rapidement mais garder son ton sous contrôle, "Yea, peu importe ce qui vient de commencer à conduire avant qu'ils entrent."
Name: Anselma Godebert
Nickname(s): N/A
Gender: Female
Age: 16
Nationality: European (German)
Personality: She is a tomboy to say the least. She usually hanging around guys than girls, mainly she just hates the drama. She also likes to think she's tougher than the boys. She always looking for new experience and is fascinated by the culture there. She always positive and as aced all her classes and is fairly fit.
Biography: She was born and raised in Berlin. She was a only child and was spoiled because of it. Her family was fairly rich and she went to private school, but her dad's job required lots of traveling, so she rarely sees him. She never figured out what her dad's job was but he always came home with all sorts of storys, whether it be historical to storys about the things that happened on his trip. With the story he always brought back a souvenir for her. She stayed in Berlin until the end of middle school, then her dad thought it would be a good idea to move, not only to "learn more about the world" or so her dad said, but she also was fluent in there language in Tokonosu City.
Crush: N/A
Other: Tends to ramble in german when stressed. Her most precious thing is a heart shaped pure silver necklace with a picture of both of her parents in it. Her motto is "Women up."