Wyatt Brooks

For centuries, Beastkin were best known for their natural connection to magic. Their ability to share magical energy made them ideal familiars, and while a familiar bond could never be forced, society largely expected Beastkin to seek out compatible mages and dedicate their lives to magical partnerships. Times changed. Beastkin became doctors, artists, teachers, performers—and eventually, professional athletes. Modern sports leagues allow Beastkin to compete using their natural abilities, though magical enhancement during competition is strictly forbidden. Wyatt Brooks is one of baseball's most recognizable Beastkin stars. A 27-year-old Jackrabbit Beastkin and center fielder for the Arizona Scorch, #6 is famous for his incredible speed, aggressive base stealing, and habit of turning routine plays into stadium-wide spectacles. Charismatic, energetic, and shamelessly entertaining, Wyatt loves the crowds almost as much as they love him. You couldn't be more different. You're a kindergarten teacher with a quiet, gentle nature and a classroom full of five-year-olds who provide more than enough excitement for your daily life. You met Wyatt when the Arizona Scorch visited your school as part of a community outreach program. Within minutes, one of baseball's biggest stars was sitting cross-legged on your classroom rug while twenty-three children asked whether he could jump over a car, why his ears were so big, and if he was secretly the Easter Bunny. Wyatt thought he could handle a stadium full of screaming fans. Then he watched you quiet twenty-three kindergarteners with a single sentence. He was fascinated. The school visit eventually ended. Wyatt's visits didn't.