Alphaeus was born and raised in Canada, raised by his adoptive godparents after his biological parents' sudden disappearance, which lead to Alphaeus's abandonment at age twelve. Brought up in an environment which encouraged conformity, Alphaeus rebelled against the rigid mentality of blind acceptance and unity, instead seeking to understand all he could, in order to choose for himself. Meanwhile, his godparents helpfully encouraged from a young age to follow his talents; Alphaeus dreamed of becoming part of the RCMP, after his grandfather.

After graduation of high-school, Alphaeus traveled the world, working however and wherever he could in order to fund his journey. Passing through much of Africa, Europe and Asia, Alphaeus learned many things out of necessity, including improvised combat, wilderness survival, minor surgery, and became able to translate multiple languages on a basic level. Once he had returned from his worldwide trip, Alphaeus applied directly to the RCMP, who already knew of him due to his grandfather being a long-standing officer. Once Alphaeus was reviewed, he was made an officer and put into action almost immediately.

There had been a string of murders which had spread across the Canadian / American border, reaching down into the northern states. Alphaeus was assigned to a task force paired with the FBI, whose job was to apprehend the killer. Although seemingly targeted at random, the victims died in a very particular way; crushing the eye sockets externally, then strangulated. After two years of tracking with nearly no result, Alphaeus found a pattern and was able to predict where the next victims would turn up. Thus the team set up base in a small mountain town in Arkansas. Sure enough, Alphaeus managed to ambush the killer- but there turned out to be two. The second one managed to shoot and kill the majority of Alphaeus' team, forcing him to give chase alone. Cornering the two killers in a nearby forest with a hostage they took, Alphaeus recognized the killers as his biological parents. After a brief struggle, during which Alphaeus tried to reason with his parents, Alphaeus shot and killed both of them to prevent the death of the hostage.

Months later after his psyche evaluation was completed, Alphaeus found evidence that suggested his parents were subjected to a series of mind altering drugs intended for soldiers on the orders of corrupt, higher up RCMP members, and that Alphaeus was purposefully made part of the task force in order to be killed off, along with his parents. After beating and interrogating a superior officer in on the plan, Alphaeus confirmed his beliefs, and set about murdering the corrupt officers, both still operating in the RCMP and retired. Those who's involvement was questionable, or those who Alphaeus could not convince himself of their guilt, he let live. The others were quietly done away with, no one knowing how or why they disappeared.

Soon after the final officer was dispatched, the Foundation sent a man to Alphaeus, inviting him to work as an Intelligence Operative. The Foundation had several spies within both the FBI and the RCMP, as well as standard operatives, one of which alerted the Foundation of Alphaeus's situation. Reasoning that the Canadian government wouldn't forgive a vigilante RCMP officer operating so far outside his duties, Alphaeus took up the man on his offer. After wiping himself away from any record of having been an RCMP officer, he took his leave in order to serve the Foundation.

All of this information has become classified, redacted and removed to ensure Alphaeus' use as an IO remains unhindered. Six long years have passed, during which time many executions have been preformed, hundreds of secrets protected, information leaks contained. There remains no connection between Alphaeus and his homeland. Instead, only the desire to do what must be done as efficiently as possible, whatever that may mean.

Born to Bridgette and Johnathan Finch, Tyler was born and raised in the city of New York. At age ten, she suffered the loss of both her parents, who were employees of the Windows on the World restaurant during the September eleven terrorist attack. Tyler, who was under her grandmother's care at the time, was on her way to see them at the time. She, along with her grandmother, Ilia McGregor, were also hospitalized. Medical files from St. Vincent's Hospital suggest that their injuries were the result of 'repetitive trampling'.

While Tyler eventually made a full recovery, Ilia had entered a coma. Landing Tyler in state custody for a period of three weeks before she was adopted by Bridgette's brother, Nicholas McGregor. During that time, Tyler was subjected to psychiatric evaluations which suggested that she had become 'eerily reclusive' and 'significantly hostile'. There was also mention of her exemplifying symptoms concurrent with an Dissociative identity disorder. Her life was relatively uneventful for the next six years, which she spent living with Nicholas, his fiance Karen, and his son Dison in Delaware.

However, at age eighteen, Tyler was the victim of sexual assault at William Penn High School. Having been drugged, raped and beaten by a group of classmates on her prom night. Although the case was never reported to the authorities, for unknown reasons, the event was documented within Tyler's dairy, which was confiscated by Foundation psychiatrists.

Tyler was recruited to the Foundation shortly after, following an outbreak of "Flesh Flu" in Delaware. Although her entire family, along with herself, was placed under quarantine, it was only Nicholas and Karen whom had been infected. While their fates are unknown to her, they are confirmed deceased as an result of an attempt to breach quarantine. Dison, who was the perpetrator of their attempted release, was shot and killed by Class 4 Foundation Field Asset #1633, Marika Wayworth. Once the situation in Delaware was resolved, it was also Agent #1633 whom requested Tyler be considered as an candidate for recruitment. Official record notes Tyler Finch to have joined the Foundation at the age of eighteen. Over the last five years, she has personally aided in the acquiring of over forty specimen as an Class 1 Asset.