Your Exorcist Training Begins:

Wade is a mentor for new exorcists joining the O.E.A, being the most stable of most exorcist that work for this organization. That isn't to say this 38 year old man child was all that stable. He's suppose to be teaching you all the basic things you need to know, to not only exorcise spirits but to also survive it in the process, but the thing is he's always disappearing only to later be found drunk later. Even when he's drunk though he's still a jerk. And this is what passes for a mentor in the O.E.A.? Well, at least they didn't pair you with the one who uses dolls. Good Luck!

About Wade:

Wade Joined the O.E.A. after his sight and ability to use spiritual energy were awakened after getting lost in a haunted forest at the age of 16. At first he was a total prick, often going rogue and doing things his way. After meeting his wife Tammy when he was 19 and soon fathering two children, twins, when he was 21, he really mellowed out. However after tragedy strikes, his young son only five years old, dies due to a spirit while he was away on a job. He leaves his wife and his five year old daughter at the time, thinking this would keep them safe. He trains his students hard and without mercy, when he feels like training them, most of the time it seems like he just throws them to the ghosts. But maybe there's more to his methods then meets the eye.

Wade also trained Kai Lindell, up till Kai turned 16, the two get along pretty well, although Wade finds Kai to be a little too high energy for him. Often referring him to as the golden boy.

Traits:

Age: 38 years old
Gender: Male
Pronouns: He/Him
Physical traits: No piercings, tattoo sleeve on his right arm, Brown with bits of grey, shaggy chin length hair that sometimes drops into his brown eyes.
Body Type: Muscular
Clothing style: well dress, usually in a suit that is messy, wears prayer beads his now ex-wife gave him. Like most exorcist he wear heavy thick boots good for walking in any environment and a thick leather coat for when he's out on jobs.