Chet grew up in a secure middle American, Roman Catholic family. His father was a soldier and his mother was a Blackfoot Indian. Chet was a difficult child, his mother called him "I'simi vai," which meant "wild animal." His conservative father, in an attempt to teach him to control his impulses, enrolled him in martial arts programs after school. Chet fell in love with combative art-forms and it became his favorite past time.

He was still uncontrollable though, and when he was 9 years old he got involved with a gang called Folk Nation. Folk Nation made it's living recruiting children to move drugs because children were 1) exempt from mandatory prison sentences making them less susceptible to being talking into ratting out their supplier, and 2) because the buyers were less likely to shoot a kid and steal the product. Chet was running a drug called "Fairy Dust" in the underbelly of Jacksonville, Florida for over a year before he tried the product for the first time and got hooked. He was a child who had no respect for authority, a "Fuck it" mentality, and access to hard drugs; it didn't take long before he stole over $5000 worth of product and disappeared, he was only 11.

He was picked up 6 months later by a private detective hired by his parents. He had been living on the streets, hiding from Folk Nation, and trying to space out his drug consumption so he wouldn't overdose. His parents brought him home but they could not hide him from the addiction treatment he needed, which meant they had to bring him before a family court and admit that he had gotten a hold of illicit substances as a minor. When he was brought before the court he lambasted the judge with tales of lucid dreams involving Angels and Demons, the end of the world, and the corruption or salvation of mankind. The court ordered rehabilitation treatment to take place in a mental health institute and that he be reevaluated when he turned 14.

In the institution he was diagnosed with Narco-Schizophrenia, a disease made up by an ambitious doctor who saw an opportunity to further his career using the boy as a case study for the new illness. Chet trusted the doctor and told him everything. His dreams centralized around a figure from Heaven who told him that he was an Angel, of the hierarchy of Abaddon, the Angel of destruction. As proof of the reality of his visions, he was taught Angelic Script in his dreams, a powerful form of symbolic writing that Angels use to mold creation. To begin, the doctor began an avalanche of anti-psychotics, anti-schizophrenics, and CNS depression medications. Chet continued to have lucid dreams, and so the doctor prescribed electro-convulsive therapy. After 3 sessions Chet wizened up and realized the good doctor was not so good after all. Chet figured out what the doctor what he wanted to hear, and he began to keep his dreams and his thoughts to himself. After another year of therapy he was released to go home, he was almost 14.

Chet's parents decided a change of scenery would help and moved to Chicago to start fresh. Chet got back into martial arts, worked hard at school, and tried to forget the events of the last couple of years. The dreams never calmed down but as long as he didn't talk about them, he could function in regular company.

What he learned while lucid dreaming drew him into the spiritual world, and he began obsessively researching Mysticism, the Occult, and the religious practices of his ancestors. After he graduated high school he went and lived among his mother's native tribe in Montana for four years. There he spoke to the elders about his dreams and they initiated him into their Shamanic arts. The holy men and women taught him how to use energy to heal himself and others, and how to commune with the spirits and animals in nature. As a final rite of initiation they instructed him in the arcane practice of summoning the inner beast.

He moved back to Chicago and studied to become a traveling nurse. When he's home he has a steady job at a local community hospital and serves food at a homeless shelter on the weekends. He tends to be a loner but that's more because of his unusual past as apposed to his personality.