| Male |
| 23 |
| Bright Amber |
| Black |
| 6'0" |
| 140 lb. |
| Pale white |
| Underneath his conservative clothing, Walter has several scars and wounds from previous times he was injured, such as bullet wounds, burns, slash marks, and the like. |
| Walter, while a hardened veteran, wouldn't give the impression that he is, given his appearance and age. Walter is slightly tall, for an American male, but has the appearance of someone who is too frail to harm anyone. The clothes he wears intentionally aid in the illusion, should the need to keep his actual prowess in combat hidden ever arise. His most common outfit is a white shirt, black vest, coat, tie, trousers, shoes, and hat. To Walter, it is one of the few luxuries he allows himself to have. |
✔ Intelligence and research
✔Stealth
✔Marksmanship
✔Acting
[font=Arial]| Weapons |
✔ Walther WA2000 Sniper Rifle.
✔ A wrist-mounted crossbow that unfolds from a much smaller, concealable size to a slightly larger size, in which it actually looks more like a crossbow. (Imagine the wrist-mounted crossbow from Deus Ex or Perfect Dark.) There is a secondary crossbow of rifle-size, that is stronger and fires larger bolts, used for situations where more power per bolt is required.
✔2 butterfly knives
| Likes |
♥Cooking
♥Reading
♥Animals
♥Machines
♥His suits
| Dislikes |
✖Getting his suits unnecessarily dirty or damaged
✖Idiots who think they are intelligent
✖Unhealthy food
✖Getting his hands injured
✖Losing someone or something he is charged to protect.
| Theme Song |
Calling to the Night - Natasha Farrow
| History |
Walter was born without ever knowing who his parents were. In his life, he lived in the Swedish wilderness, in a log cabin, with an old man who trained him to fight, and be excellent at a multitude of tasks. Walter did not know what this was for, or why he was being trained so much from such a young age, but he discovered it was because of his high intelligence and potential. The old man wanted to make Walter as skilled as he could be so that Walter would become a great asset for the US. Walter carried on in this manner, not caring about how he was being raised, until one day he was kidnapped, and the old man killed. The kidnapping was done by a terrorist organization who discovered Walter's existence, and decided to use him as leverage, or use him to aid in their own operations. For a time, Walter ended up participating with others on dangerous missions that would eventually have him effectively classified as a child soldier. Eventually, during an operation gone bad, he was separated from his captors while in America. In America, he was not recognized for a year before a government official recognized his face, and took him in for identification. Upon his identity being realized, he was taken in by the government, where his skill in research came through, and he became a scientist in various fields, all relating to the study of making cyborgs. During a lab accident where a large amount of rampant cyborg little girls were released was what decided Walter's career. Walter not only survived the deal, but saved the lives of several other researchers against such bleak odds, especially in a building full of cyborgs. A good number of cyborgs were killed by him, in fact. Seeing the potential in their agent, the government assigned him to become a Handler for one of the odder cyborgs, Alice.
|Thoughts on Other Characters|
Max: Max is nice enough, and effective enough at her job. In my head, she is the definition of what the agency tries to make. Otherwise, she's nice to be around.
Wes: Wes is something every team needs. He is moralistic. All it takes is one moralistic person to keep morals alive, and I place my hopes in Wes as a good agent, as well. He is definitely competent.
Seiren: I would keep an eye on her. I'm not hostile towards her, and, should the need to neutralize her arise, I would do so without lethal force, if it was up to me.
Vladimir: I would be wary of him, but that's not special. I categorize how wary I am of others based on my trust of them, which is subject to change. I'm not more wary of Vladimir, than anyone else, really. I do think he is dangerous. I've seen him work, and while I value him as a capable agent and understand his methods, I don't approve of all of them. Still, he's decent.
Daniel: Obviously has issues, but few of the children here don't. But, he's probably not going to kill his team-members in cold blood. Or maybe I'm a horrible judge of character.
Alice: My fratello. She seems to be just like most other kids her age. I haven't reported her behavior, because I would hate to see her conditioned more than she already is. Besides, she already is an assassin, but with morals beyond the mission. Besides, I actually think she's not a bad fratello to have.
|Anything Else|[/size]
Walter has a closet full of suits, with very little else to wear, other than suits.