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It was sometime in the late afternoon, give or take an hour or so, and schools were just getting out. At least Walker assumed so, being surrounded by a throng of students clamoring around him to get to their cars, their parents, or the necessary routes to walk home. As it was, he had taken some time finding the school his young compadre attended.

Which was a complete pain in the a**. He thought briefly, looking around for the face from the arcade. The little girl was floating above his head in her carrier, sleeping contently though it wouldn't be long before the noise of the high schoolers woke her up.

Walker was dressed to blend in, looking like a muddled high school senior with an old t-shirt on and black jeans and sneakers. His hair was messily tied back, a pair of glasses resting on his nose. All in all, he looked a sort of quiet, indy style sort. Now if he could just see the guy already... What the hell was his name again?

Walker finally managed to focus on the one he wanted, since it had taken the kid so damned long to get outside. Though the press of smelly bodies around him didn't help much, either. Certainly difficult to concentrate, that was for certain.

Heaving a sigh, he brought the carrier down and into his arms, the small baby girl looking at him quizically. He glared balefully, ignoring her now tearful green eyes, and started shoving through the crowd, elbowing and kicking when needed.

"Scuse me, pardon me, coming' through." He made his way easily, till a small path between him and the kid, what was his name, Luke? Something like that, since that's what his buddy called him at the arcade. Or maybe it was just a nickname. He really didn't give a s**t. So, once the path opened up, he essentially ran towards the teenager, his face down as he shoved the carrier in the guy's arms, disappearing with a pop.



"Have fun. There's a card with info to complain to if you'd like." Walker said, his voice whispering in Lucas' ear once the guy had a grip on the carrier and the baby.

Walker couldn't help a snort of laughter, as he was still lingering around. Albeit invisibly. He couldn't resist adding one last tidbit of information, though it would more then likely bring a very angry teenager to his doorstep.

"Gotta problem, go to Durem." Those were his last words before he disappeared for real this time, a small rush of air being the only indication.