If this is still accepting and hasn't moved too far along, I'd like to apply with this character here.

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[center][color=red][h1]VERFICATION IN PROGRESS. PLEASE STANDBY...[/h1][/color][/center]

[center][color=yellow][h2]VERIFICATION COMPLETE.[/h2][/color][/center]

[center][color=green][h3]ACCESS GRANTED.[/h3][/color][/center]

[b][u]Name[/u][/b]
Allan Walsh.
 
[b][u]Age[/u][/b]
35.
 
[b][u]Nationality[/u][/b]
American.

[b][u]Appearance[/u][/b]
Beneath all the tactical gear Walsh is a rather small man in terms of height and build, who still manages to be imposing despite his significant lack of size. Perhaps it is the silent yet keen way he observes every situation or his quiet demeanor, but there is something about the way he carries himself that exudes an aura of subdued menace. Comportment aside, Walsh couldn't be more average if he tried. He has short honey blonde hair, which is streaked with strands of grey, that is cut in a fashion similar to ones you would expect to find amongst the rank and file of the U.S. military. His tanned skin is unblemished for the most part, save for a set of three faint scars running across his forehead and what seems to be the remnants of a small chemical burn spattered across the bottom right corner of his chin. As for his hazel colored eyes, they are almost hawk-like in nature and stare out at the world from the depths of their sockets with a keen yet steely gaze.

[b][u]Background[/u][/b]
[color=red][INMATE HISTORY EXPUNGED BY WARDEN][/color]
 
[b][u]Talents[/u][/b]
Walsh is unusually talented when it comes to shooting and moving about undetected, to the point where such things are seemingly second nature to him. He is also somewhat skilled at administering first-aid, and while it is nowhere near the level of a professionally trained field surgeon, it will certainly keep you alive long enough to see one. 

Most of the time anyway.

[b][u]Personal Effect[/u][/b]
A singular silver coin, the faces of which have been worn bare by several years worth of friction thanks to Walsh's nervous tick of rubbing it right before a fight. Claims it's for lucks sake.
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