Natalie Walker

Natalie Walker began her short tenure at Deveraux as a calming influence on the eccentric Solo Team. Fellow teammate Jason Wells was taken by her and she eventually gave into his constant advances. Natalie was uneasy at Deveraux and wondered who they were really fighting for, leading her to accept an offer from a criminal she'd met during Solo Team's first mission in Alcatraz Prison and eventually flee from the Bahamas during Winter Break to join a gang in New York City. She was replaced by Rosie Blackman.

5'4'', with red-auburn hair. A noticeable, but small scar on chin. She got the scar from falling off an old oak tree in her family's woods.

At a very early age, she was signed up for swimming. Along with swimming she plays volleyball, so she's very athletic and fast. She knows nothing about martial arts, guns, etc. That is why she's entering Spy High with a very heavy, worried heart.

The world is a fast and big place, and a person is just a speck amongst it all, it can all move right past you without you knowing it. And that's how she feels. Natalie needs all the time she can get to figure herself out, and find herself. Her family believes she's leaving for a boarding school to finally get her act together. That she'll come back home in a couple years ready for medical school. That she'll finally have her life on track like her siblings, and lead a wealthy, normal life. Only Natalie knows that with Spy High, her life will be anything but.

Her parents immigrated from Scotland, and she's a "mutt". Her family tree is so mixed, she's almost little bit of everything. Both parents had to work hard to give their kids the "American Dream".

She comes from a very quaint family, in a very quaint suburban neighbourhood. Both her older siblings are becoming either a doctor or banker. Her younger brother is already being "trained" and would most likely be moulded into a future attorney, though he's been saying "President". Which isn't a surprise. Her parents have said the "genius" is in her, but what she lacks are the same ideals. They say the "fire" in her siblings must have skipped Nat. Natalie just believes she hasn't found her niche yet.

She's dead set on not becoming another guinea pig of her parent's perfection fantasy.

She really doesn't know what to do with herself. She's always had the feeling she was lost, and she lived a life that was nothing special. A life of anonymity, one that would have to be dedicated to help others is something that intrigues her.