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'''Matt Kennedy''' started out as an LAPD beat cop. He always upheld the noble goals of 'protecting' and 'serving,' and did his best to fight the corruption in the system. Three years after being on the force, Matt took a call which would change his life as he would know it. Matt was caught in a gang shoot out, where he took several fatal gun shot wounds. He would have died and returned to the wheel, had he not awakened, and another Euthanatos had been there to help him through his Coumatha. Matt would return and become a private detective in San Diego, running a small business called "The Digital End." | '''Matt Kennedy''' started out as an LAPD beat cop. He always upheld the noble goals of 'protecting' and 'serving,' and did his best to fight the corruption in the system. Three years after being on the force, Matt took a call which would change his life as he would know it. Matt was caught in a gang shoot out, where he took several fatal gun shot wounds. He would have died and returned to the wheel, had he not awakened, and another Euthanatos had been there to help him through his Coumatha. Matt would return and become a private detective in San Diego, running a small business called "The Digital End." | ||
| − | Fate would call for Matt to go to New Orleans with a newly awakened mage. There, he stayed in New Orleans to help out and to offer his assistance to the [[House of the Rising Sun]]. The last assignment he was given was to meet up with | + | Fate would call for Matt to go to New Orleans with a newly awakened mage. There, he stayed in New Orleans to help out and to offer his assistance to the [[House of the Rising Sun]]. The last assignment he was given was to meet up with the [[Destiny Begins]] cabal from New York and to take them to Australia, where they were to assist a hermetic with a problem of disappearing children. Matt, along with the mages from New York, successfully destroyed a nest of Harpies that were kidnapping the children, and returned the children. |
As Matt was leaving for New Orleans, his car stubbornly refused to start. Fate wanted him to stay and help out in New York again. So, after putting his dufflebag back in the chantry house, he went with Yvonne, Eduardo and Porter to a concert performance at a local cathedral. At the cathedral, a member of the Celestial Chorus was singing in the concert. During the course of the performance, a demon removed a man's soul, and after fighting with an Angel of Death, consumed the soul. After joining with the Chorister, Matt and the other mages traveled to FAO Schwartz to convince the Fae to allow them to have passage to the umbra to deal with the creature. Once Matt and the other mages entered the umbra, they encountered the Angel of Death that was trying to protect the man's soul. | As Matt was leaving for New Orleans, his car stubbornly refused to start. Fate wanted him to stay and help out in New York again. So, after putting his dufflebag back in the chantry house, he went with Yvonne, Eduardo and Porter to a concert performance at a local cathedral. At the cathedral, a member of the Celestial Chorus was singing in the concert. During the course of the performance, a demon removed a man's soul, and after fighting with an Angel of Death, consumed the soul. After joining with the Chorister, Matt and the other mages traveled to FAO Schwartz to convince the Fae to allow them to have passage to the umbra to deal with the creature. Once Matt and the other mages entered the umbra, they encountered the Angel of Death that was trying to protect the man's soul. | ||
Revision as of 16:13, 11 August 2008
| Vital Information | |
|---|---|
 Euthanatos |
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| Vitals | |
| Gender | Male |
| Race | Caucasian |
| Location | New York |
| Status | Alive |
| Character stuff | |
| Nature | Judge |
| Demeanor | Traditionalist |
| Essence | Questing |
| Chantry | He goes where Fate takes him |
| OOC | |
| Player | Mike W. |
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Description
Background
Matt Kennedy started out as an LAPD beat cop. He always upheld the noble goals of 'protecting' and 'serving,' and did his best to fight the corruption in the system. Three years after being on the force, Matt took a call which would change his life as he would know it. Matt was caught in a gang shoot out, where he took several fatal gun shot wounds. He would have died and returned to the wheel, had he not awakened, and another Euthanatos had been there to help him through his Coumatha. Matt would return and become a private detective in San Diego, running a small business called "The Digital End."
Fate would call for Matt to go to New Orleans with a newly awakened mage. There, he stayed in New Orleans to help out and to offer his assistance to the House of the Rising Sun. The last assignment he was given was to meet up with the Destiny Begins cabal from New York and to take them to Australia, where they were to assist a hermetic with a problem of disappearing children. Matt, along with the mages from New York, successfully destroyed a nest of Harpies that were kidnapping the children, and returned the children.
As Matt was leaving for New Orleans, his car stubbornly refused to start. Fate wanted him to stay and help out in New York again. So, after putting his dufflebag back in the chantry house, he went with Yvonne, Eduardo and Porter to a concert performance at a local cathedral. At the cathedral, a member of the Celestial Chorus was singing in the concert. During the course of the performance, a demon removed a man's soul, and after fighting with an Angel of Death, consumed the soul. After joining with the Chorister, Matt and the other mages traveled to FAO Schwartz to convince the Fae to allow them to have passage to the umbra to deal with the creature. Once Matt and the other mages entered the umbra, they encountered the Angel of Death that was trying to protect the man's soul.
Whatever the next assignment may be, whether it be returning to New York or helping out another chantry, Matt Kennedy will be there, without hesitation, to serve as an agent of Fate.
