"The morning streams out an afterbirth of vodka." 

Early life

• Sunni (Apollo) was born on October 12th to Andras (father) and Zejian (mother) in Devils Lake, North Dakota. Zejian herself was born with a rare, unresearched condition known as 'Lycanthropy', and this genetic disorder was passed onto Sunni . Because of this, his childhood was difficult to cope with as a ‘normal’ child and he was homeschooled until he reached middle school age.
  
  When he entered middle school, he was rambunctious and loud, earning detention after detention due to his inability to get along others and his striking temper. He got into several altercations and eventually was expelled for being too difficult to handle and causing too many injuries to other students. Ashamed, both of his his parents decided homeschooling was likely the best choice for him and waited until high school to once more, try and expose him to the public.
  
  His teenage years were filled with various parties and turf wars with other students of other high schools. In his second year, he became part of a band named ‘Frame The Picture’ as the drummer, who, had to actually skip classes and attend band classes to learn how to play said drums. Around November of his third year, he dropped out of school and went on a road tour with the band, who had taken an opportunity to go with a popular, older group and play beside them in larger gigs. His parents were livid with his choice, though he prioritized his friends over his family and dropped communication with them.

The Band

• The tour lasted a year and six months and the two bands became close and brotherly to one another. They took care of each other and together, met bigger, famous artists at numerous shows and events. However, the lead singer of Frame The Picture became increasingly jealous of the success of their partner band and how the crowds were more excited about their shows. In April, on Friday the 13th, after a show at a popular event in Massachusetts, the two bands went out into the woods for an after party that they were holding for other artists, groupies and fans. A pre-planned ritual was carried out and two members of Frame The Picture brutally maimed and murdered the members of the opposite band.
  
  Sunni only caught the tail-end of the ritual, but was completely and utterly horrified at what the lead singer of Frame The Picture had done. In an emotional, blind rage, he shifted into a werewolf and viciously attacked both participants of the murder, killing one and leaving the other disfigured. After, he ran in fear of what he had done.
  
  A couple of days later, the public case of the murder was broadcast on national television and the remaining survivor had blamed a large, strange wolf-like creature for all deaths. Sunni went into a long episode of guilty paranoia and changed his name, hair color and went into hiding. He worked backend jobs and was a bus boy for several years as he pretended to simply not exist to anyone other than himself.

Present

• Eventually, Sunni went home to his parents, who sobbed with happiness upon his return. For years they had worried about his wellbeing. Deciding to stay with them for awhile, he started to get his life back together, albeit slowly. He gradually went back into music and taught himself other instruments, like the acoustic and electric guitar. He took up singing, though was well reserved about it. He got his GED and stopped abusing drugs. He cut back on his drinking and worked harder on himself.