After gaining skills that he is now using to survive from joining the British Army at age 18 and training to become a combat medic he is not trying to fight this new difficult and harsh reality to find a new safe and secure place to call home.

Kris is independent, adventurous and ready to face whatever lurks his way, however sometimes is this just a front he puts on? Sometimes even those closest to him are not sure. Kris was born and raised in Scotland (United Kingdom) where he excelled at many things growing up, however the one thing he failed to excel at was being himself and instead he continued to go out of his way to become the person he is today... He grew up with his family in Edinburgh before joining the Military aged 18 and continuing his personal development as well as personal decline. Shortly before the virus hit Kris was diagnosed with depression, despite this he was never given the support or medicated to deal with it due to the virus and as such struggles to face the days as they come at him.

Kris took close refuge with a small group of survivors at a port in Edinburgh. He at the time was not sure where the boat was going, however for him it was refuge from the nightmare that Scotland was slowly becoming. Shortly into his trip he found that the boat was heading to Denmark as a number of the survivors (including the captain) were bound for a city in Denmark called Herning as they believed there to be a camp/centre that was shielded/protected from the virus. During the dangerous crossing the captain fell ill (with the virus) resulting in the boat drifting of course and beaching in Norway just outside Ferring. The survivors split up after beaching because of arguments during the trip and went in their separate directions. Kris found his way north to Nyheim where he sought refuge and security.