Here are some frequently unasked questions about my story Ghost in the Wind and its main character Seeker, The Ghost Seeker.

1) Why did you choose to do a Ghost Person and not a character you created in the game Fallout New Vegas? Well, everyone does that and I wanted to to be different. So I chose to make a story about a Ghost Person who gained or should I said regained its humanity.

2) Why did you choose the name Seeker? Well, I honestly couldn't of a more appropriote name. I mean Seeker was a Seeker and that just who Seeker is.

3) So who is Seeker, really? Spoilers darlings. But I will say this, is I make a series everything connects, everything has importance. Seeker's story is going to take a lot of twists and turns and there is gonna be stuff you never saw coming. And this going to happen all in the three stories "Ghost in the Wind" Seeker in New Vegas, "Spirit of the West" Seeker in DC, and "Spectre of the Ghost" when we found out who Seeker was before Seeker became a Ghost. Of course there are the side stories "The Ghost and The Phantom" Seeker meets the Burned Man, "Space Ghost" Seeker in Monstership Zeta, "Ghost Program" Seeker in Operation Anchorage, "Ghost Town" Seeker in Point Lookout, and "The Spirit of Freedom" Seeker in The Pitt. So stay tuned.

4) Why do you like Ghost People so much? Well that is a good question. I mean it started with their behavior. The way they move around the Madre like ghosts, remined me of Michael Meyers from the Halloween movies, the old ones. But as I researched them more and more, I started to feel for them. They had no clue what they were doing or whym they just did. They had lost thier way and that must have been terrifying. They aren't monsters by choice, so they reminded me a bit of Frankenstein's Monster. The first time I saw one, it passes through a pillar and disappeared, which freaked me out. I thinj they are just misunderstood and need some love from the Fallout Fan community.

5) Why do you choose to refee to Seeker in the non-gender specific third person? Well, because A, I wanted Seeker to be childish and cute so that how I made Seeker talk. And two because I want Seeker's gender to be a big question. Is Seeker a guy or a girl? Thats what I want readers to think. I also don't like to refer to Seeker as "it" or any of the uses of that word. Seeker is a person and deserves to be treated like one.

6) Do you have any Fallout artists or writers on DA you admire? Does a Ghost throws spears! First and foremost my number one Seeker fan, Janamay, who had Seeker come to life with her art. Her support and fanart are one of the reasons I still write Seeker's story. Next is TtotheAFFY, who was the first
person to draw Seeker and Seeker's first fan. Without his support, Seeker wouldn't have gotten as far
has Seeker has.  Next is s-i-l-v-e-r-f-o-x, who's art in Fallout Girl and Rachael's Apokolipse and her
Funny and brilliantcharacter Rachael inspire my funny Seeker comics. Seriously if it wasn't for her I never would have
drawn Seeker. Then there is Sa-Di-Ka, who makes some of the best and cutest Ghost People art ever. That art is and support is another reason I am sticking with Seeker. Next is psycrowe, whose funny fallout strips inspired me to make my experiences from Fallout and put them in my story and comics. Next is Aruluvr3, whose hilarious and amazing character Katie was an inspiration for Seeker's
personality. Though I have never talked to her, her art style is just amazing and a huge help to me.

6) Do you have any last comments? Yes, a HUGE THANK YOU to all of my watcher's and Seeker fans. Without you, I have no reason to exist. A special thanks to Obsidian, those idiots did something right when they madevSeeker, Joshua Graham, and Ulysses. Big thanks to Bethsda, who brought Fallout into a more modern style. A big thanks to who ever made Fallout, you guys are amazing. A Monolithic THANKS to the Ghost People of the Sierra Madre, whose sad stories of creation made Seeker possible. And a stand ovation to Seeker, who is one of the best characters I have made yet!