Analog was a monitor who simply wanted to quietly keep his head down and do his duties, so that he could gain benefits from Media for both himself and his aging father. However, after a tragic accident in the Capital would leave his father dead, Analog would follow the papertrail down a rabbithole of crime and internal espionage. It would culminate in Analog being forced to flee the Capital, being framed for the murder of the one under his own instruction, a monitor assistant named Identification. Framed and slated for execution by a branch of the esteemed Noble family, who were plotting to upheave Media and claim it's political and mystic power for their own land beyond the impenetrable barrier that covered the land of Media. Seeing Analog as a threat to their plans that were being constructed and carried out for generations, they made moves to remove him from the equation. But Analog, snooping through files would stumble across his own name, marked for execution, and fled the Capital, taking his work with him, including a string of intelligent code he had named Integrity to aid him in cracking the strict security measures and firewalls that kept Media's buried secrets at bay. On the run, Analog would aim for a place that no cameras or monitors or other eyes could reach: The Static Mountains.

The cold peaks of the Static Mountains were able to hide Analog from Media's prying eyes. He would continue his research into the secrets Media had killed and tried to kill to keep hidden, and building a drone body for Integrity to inhabit, he would transform the code to not just be a way to bypass security measures put in place by Media, but also as a backup and portable database to hold all of the history and information he had gathered. In time, Analog would come across the Carnivora Colony, a group of rebels headed by the lynx-cat Rave, and after informing Rave of his plight and gaining the lynx leader's trust, Rave and Analog would become close friends as they both worked in their own ways to make a difference in Media. Analog would also make an inside connection at the Capital, finding the trust, partnership and friendship of a raven named Quark, who too was a monitor assistant. But the most crucial piece of information that Analog was not aware of was something that happened to him while he fled from the Capital. For magic was not unfamiliar to those he had made enemies of, and one of them, not content to let him slip out from under her claws that easily, would curse and posion him with magic, and would make his biggest enemy not Media or the family from the land across the sea. No, his greatest ally and his greatest enemy would be his mind.