Cadence Cahill

1986 - 2001:

Born and raised in Kilkenny, Ireland, Cadence had spent most of his childhood on his Family’s Ranch, tending to crop and cattle alike. Though finding no real problem with his way of life at that point, at the age of fifteen he had begun to want more for himself, to become more than what he had considered his total sum. Having gone through part of a period in Ireland called “The Troubles” and often having to hear of conflicts in the middle east, Cadence had grown a heavy desire to aid in those outside of his ranch and outside of Ireland itself, thus he had come to the conclusion that a path in the Military was something he found desirable; and much to the chagrin of both his mother and father, he had begun to study the options that were at arms reach, so to speak.

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Quickly coming to the conclusion that his more close-to-home options for a military career were either too inactive to really make a difference, or were far too riddled with problems of their own to be worth mentioning, Cadence was at a loss, his last option, at least the one he could perceive was the U.S. Military, but that lied an ocean away, and his Parents were rather avid about keeping their son close to home. One day whilst working the field, however, Cadence would stumble into his soon to be mentor Jameson “Echo” Grays, a Navy Seal Chief touring Ireland on leave, who after much convincing agreed to take Cadence Under his wing, though he and the young Irishman would have to convince Cadence’s parents shortly there after.

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2001 - 2003:

Housed with Jamesons family in San Antonio, Texas, Cadence spent two years living under strict training regiments and learning intense courses set up by Jameson himself with the intent of bringing out the utter best in the young man, and by the time Cadence had turned seventeen, both Jameson's and Cadence's commitment had paid off. Scoring a ninety-seven in the ASVAB and surpassing most others in the physical, Cadence was given free reign to chose which path he had found desirable, but amongst all of the more comfortable areas like engineering or office work, the Irishman, to Jamesons own delight, took the Navy, specifically a contract with the Seals.

Though boot camp was brutal, the first week alone, known simply as "Hell Week", forcing many of the starting applicants to drop out of the boot camp Cadence stayed strong; through cut, bruise, and broken bone he pushed his way through all 24 weeks of grueling training and what felt like impossible odds, but came out stronger, more determined of his choice.

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2003 - 2015:

Now a full fledged Navy Seal, Cadence met his new career with tenacity and an unfettered will, making a name for himself as one of the more active members; constantly choosing to be on the front-lines rather than on board the confines of a carrier or a base. As the years passed, Cadences relationship with Jameson grew, eventually seeing the older man as something of a second father, not one to replace his real father, but another guiding hand who acted as more friend than mentor. It's with in this time that Cadence would meet his life long friend and brother in arms, Charles Moore, a then Marine Sergeant whose playful nature and chaotic antics often helped ease the harsher reality of combat for the young Irishman.

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2015 - 2016:

Rising up through the ranks as the years went by, Cadence found himself becoming less of the optimistic and energetic young man he had been, and begun to take on a more professional, even somewhat cold personality, his constant choosing to be on the front lines of skirmishes or near where more dangerous terrorist cells had formed, making him hardened, even jaded about the world and what he had seen. His new outlook however, would only harden further when in the span of one month, he would lose both his parents, and mentor; leading the man to build both a resentment towards himself for not spending more time with the ones he loved, and an increasing aggression towards his enemies without Jameson' guidance.  

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2016 - 2021:

With the death of his parents and mentor having a rather large impact on the man, Cadence had, for once in his career, began to falter. Feeling lost without the guidance he had for so long, his abilities in combat became far more reckless, and he had found himself in far more tight situations than he had previously. Despite this, however, he would still remain relatively successful against enemy forces during this time, with he and his team often pushing them back from strategic points, or sending them into full retreat. However, his willingness to be on the front lines almost constantly coupled with his new more aggressive tactics and high rank often saw him mentioned or shown on local news networks in the area, which only helped to build a new reputation for himself in the eyes of terrorist leaders, one both as a serious danger to their operations, and as a high value target worth capturing.

Though they tried, for several years Cadence eluded capture, he and his team often outsmarting their enemies as they attempted ambushes or set traps, resulting in more of their own casualties; but they were persistent and desperate for a sign of victory or a way to demoralize the Americans. Eventually, however, a terrorist cell had gotten lucky; during an operation, whilst Cadence and his team were tasked to protect and evacuate civilians in a city sector, a small group of the terrorist cell took the chance and bombarded Cadences location with mortars. Though their attempt could have very well ended the Master Chief's life, the group did not find his body, rather, he found them.

Midst the still falling dust of the bombardment, an enraged Cadence began to attack, at first picking them off one by one whilst he had the advantage of surprise, then firing on them when his cover was eventually blown. Though they outnumbered him, Cadence held his own against wave after wave of hostiles; eventually though, he was taken down and captured, granted, not without making them pay a hefty price in doing so.

For two weeks they held Cadence captive, torturing him for information he would never give up, and taunting the American military with him on camera; and though they did their best to move him from location to location, the American military had eventually got a bead on their location and prepared a strike team to remove Cadence from enemy hands. With two weeks of their time and more than enough of their own resources used in trying to use their captive, to no avail, the terrorist cell had decided it best to cut their losses and commit something of a  scorched earth campaign once the American strike team had broken through defenses; With the intention of having him either die as they got to his location, or die on the evacuation back, they had left Cadence with a massive laceration to his lower abdomen, retreating as the Seal bled in his cell. Though his wound was grievous, Cadence still held out, grabbing a gun for himself as the Evac-Team dragged him out, firing alongside them as he wasn't too keen on the idea of allowing others to die as they try to save him.  

Having fallen under a coma on the flight back, with the strike-team's medic being just barely able to stabilize him, cadence would wake three days later in a hospital bed. The Carrier he had been brought to initially docking in Japan, allowing him to be hospitalized there. Though he had survived, medical examination had determined his body no longer fit for the use of the military, and within the week, the now former Master Chief Petty Officer would be honorably discharged from service.

Given the chance to stay in Japan until his full recovery, Cadence, now in the worst mindset he had ever been in, couldn't help be pulled in as he switched through the given Television channels on the rooms screen; particularly, he couldn't help but be enticed by the pull of A.F.W.. With his past career now over, and his families land long since taken, Cadence gave much thought about entering; he had some strings and favors to pull from the military for the moment, and he feared that his constant time as a workaholic on the field would make civilian life dreadful for the man. With some time to think, However, desperate to find a new belonging, a place where his skills may shine best, Cadence took the move to transition into wrestling, pulling a few favors to do so.

(Authors note: This section will have Cadence's thoughts on the characters he encounters, displayed directly under the link to whatever thread it had happened on.)

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