Joseph Walker

== Joseph Walker ==
Joseph Walker was a military leader who rose to prominence as a commanding officer for the Great Lake States following the Great Collapse. Born in Detroit, Michigan in the 70s, Walker's early life was influenced by his family's military background. He attended a local military academy and rose through the ranks in the US Army until retiring as a Colonel. Following the Great Collapse, Walker's dedication to order and stability became even more pronounced. Originally being offered a position by the Confederate States, Walker received a more lucrative offer by Jared Coleman of the Great Lake States, promising to make him a General.
During the turbulent years that followed, Walker showed strong loyalty to Jared Coleman, who served as the president of the new Great Lake States. Walker's dedication to Coleman's vision was unwavering, and he became a key figure in the administration, serving as the lead Commander for the military forces under Coleman's leadership. Walker's reputation as a disciplined and relentless military leader grew, and his strategic insights played a crucial role in expanding the Great Lake States' influence and control. He commanded with authority and upheld a reputation for ruthlessness when dealing with internal and external threats.
However, the dynamics of power shifted dramatically when Wei Zhi, a former Seaboard general, was integrated into the Great Lake States' leadership. After a series of events, Zhi usurped Coleman. Walker, recognizing Zhi's strengths, pledged his allegiance to the new leader.