Walker

Introduction [ edit ] Stereotypes "Well, if they are like the book I don't know why anyone other then high school girls have to worry about them." "Wolves that can walk like a man? Well just make sure you keep the silver on hand I suppose. That should take care of it." "They stick around? That sounds like there were be a lot more apparent." "Fae? Or Fairies? Those are radically different concepts among the pair of them. I don't know if we get pixie dust or heart eating. I'll pass." "Ah, the myths and beauty of magic. It would be interesting if such warpers of reality could shift it." "Mortals. Sounds like an odd way to just say 'people'." [ edit ] Contacts Walker/Contacts [ edit ] RP Hooks Musician: Walker finds a great deal of pleasure and relaxation in music. He enjoys listening to it but more he enjoys playing. He is rather skilled at the piano having always been his way to relax and clear his head. He has the voice to back it up but he never has tried to pursue a career in it. Instead keeping it for himself and often drifting toward places where he can play. Nightlife: He does love to party and is quite happy admits the chaos of a club with a good drink. He tends to spend an ample amount of his time enjoying what Prospect has to offer when the sun goes down and the town comes to life. Resources: He has more then he knows what to do with though how he manages to keep his free time as well is his own mystery. He holds quite a bit of stock and even has a few companies that have been in his family for quite a while leaving him with a lot of capital and a support system to make sure he doesn't squander it. [ edit ] Gallery [ edit ]

Walker Young [ edit ] Overview Full Name: Walker Young Nationality: English Occupation: Business Owner/Part Time Musician Date of Birth: November 1985 Apparent Age: Early Thirties Height: 6' 3" Demeanor: Bon Vivant [ edit ] Notable Stats Appearance: Charisma: Music: Singing: Resources: [ edit ] Soundtrack Knockin' on Heaven's Door Piano Man by Billy Joel Baker Street by Gerry Rafferty Take It Easy by The Eagles Riders on the Storm by The Doors Simple Man by Lynyrd Skynyrd Sweet Child o' Mine by Guns N' Roses [ edit ]