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A creature refered to as a Walter, is most commonly a creature living in the dark alleyways of Smaragdinovf-Islands, born from the ashes of past failures, spreading around disease and eating human infants. If a Walter touches you, you will immediately feel the sympoms of early NurglesRot penetrating your skin and seeping deep into your system. Walters are very much similiar to the musty ratbloods of Asphodel Meadows. Many Walters reside in the shadows of Smaragdinovf-Islands, only revealing themselves when feasting upon the innocent lives of the unfortunate, but the worst of the Walters choose migrate to Tartaros, to bring back condemned souls back to the world of the living, and creating even more chaos. Walters like that are called Hollow Walters, and when caught, they are sent to Pandæmonium, The capital of hell, to suffer, and feel the wrath of the ever burning fire of Grumanium. Walters cause chaos to the universe, they are the evildoers of the mythological world, the sinners of the dark, unloved by god. Walters are in terms of combat efficiency extremely powerful. Walters can wipe out large armies of enemies by awakening the true powers of their innner cores. By wielding the blade of Le'strombium combined with the horrors of NurglesRot, they are a force to be reckoned with. Walters are usually silent hunters, lurking in the shadows, waiting for their prey to walk past them, only to realize they have been caught by a Walter, having no way out of the Walters sharp claws.
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