Billy Wayne

## History

Billy Wayne was born in 1905 in Mississippi and raised in a small town in the deep southern United States. Tragically, he was exposed to the dangerous ideologies of white supremacy and racial superiority from a young age. Growing up in a family deeply connected to the Ku Klux Klan, Billy was indoctrinated into their beliefs and became an active member of the organization. As he grew older, his hatred and prejudice towards African-Americans, among other races, intensified. He frequently targeted and attacked black individuals based on false accusations, perpetuating a cycle of hate and violence, Disturbingly, as Billy reached his older years, he engaged in even more abhorrent behavior, including engaging in pedophilic acts towards young girls. He would lure them, seeking attention and gratification at their expense. Shockingly, he managed to evade legal consequences, often shifting blame onto black individuals for his own reprehensible actions, In his distorted worldview, Billy saw himself as a guardian of the Aryan race and strongly believed in the supposed superiority of white people. His involvement in the KKK provided him with a sense of purpose and belonging, as he considered himself part of a group fighting for what he believed was the preservation of their cause. His dedication to the KKK caught the attention of higher-ranking members, who recognized his potential. They entrusted him with the task of recruiting new members and spreading their hateful ideology to a wider audience. Billy became known for his charisma and ability to influence others to join his cause.

When World War II broke out, Billy's interests shifted towards his German heritage. He became increasingly fascinated with German culture and identified himself as Aryan, despite the flawed understanding of genetics. As a result, he joined the German American Bund, an organization consisting of Americans with German ancestry who sympathized with Nazi ideals. In an attempt to align himself with the Aryan cause, Billy enlisted in the U.S. Army, hoping to further their mission, However, during his time in the army, Billy's actions took a dark turn. He kept his pedophilic behavior a secret, secretly taking pictures of young children, primarily girls. Others believed that Billy Wayne had legitimate reasons for this interest, assuming he had daughters of his own. In reality, he harbored sick and disturbing secrets. During training, he displayed racist behavior, falsely accusing a man of attacking him, revealing his true nature. As a result, he was banned from enlisting and training, facing the consequences of his actions, In 1944, Billy found himself enlisted in the U.S. Army and kept his dark secrets hidden. He embarked on a journey to Europe, landing in Normandy during the invasion. He joined a group fighting against the Nazis, but soon abandoned them, choosing to venture alone through France and Belgium. His main goal was to escape the U.S. Army and clandestinely join the Nazis, driven by his misguided belief in the Aryan cause, As he traveled, Billy's mind became plagued by paranoid thoughts. He developed an intense fear of sea daemons, which haunted him day and night. These irrational fears further distorted his perception of reality, adding to the darkness that consumed him.

### Encounter of Sea Daemons

As time passed, Billy's paranoia grew, leaving him in a constant state of unease. One day, while running through a field, he spotted a figure in the distance. Approaching cautiously, he realized it was a Sea Daemon. In his madness, Billy couldn't help but burst into uncontrollable laughter. The sight of the creature terrified him, yet he couldn't look away. Seeking refuge, Billy stumbled upon a farm, only to be confronted by a horrifying scene of brutally murdered and devoured bodies. Fear and adrenaline surged through him as he entered the house, finding food scattered on the ground and cabinets. In his desperation, Billy started taking things from the cabinets, causing Jerrard E. Forestier to raise his rifle in response, In a fit of anger, Billy instinctively aimed his rifle back at Jerrard but quickly decided to lower it as he cautiously approached. In the tense atmosphere, Jonah De la Uziel appeared and ordered Jerrard to lower his rifle. However, Jerrard, tightly gripping his weapon, mistook Billy for a Sea Daemon or even a disguised Nazi soldier. The chaos and confusion led Jerrard to turn his rifle towards Jonah, but Billy, consumed by paranoia, grabbed his own rifle. Jonah swiftly intervened, raising his hands and ordering both Billy and Jerrard not to shoot, Amidst the commotion, Jerrard fired shots at the wall, narrowly avoiding hitting Jonah or Billy. Eventually, Jerrard realized his mistake and attempted to apologize to Jonah, but the encounter remained tense and uneasy.

As they anxiously watched, a massive Sea Daemon approached in the hallway, and Billy, Jerrard, and Jonah stood in horror as they witnessed the creature devour a farmer in the living room, The gruesome sight triggered Billy's survival instinct, and he swiftly ran past Jonah, desperate to escape the terrifying creature. This left Jonah and Jerrard alone to face the Sea Daemon. After a fierce battle, Jonah and Jerrard managed to defeat the Sea Daemon. However, Billy's anxiety eased when Hazel arrived and swiftly dispatched the remaining Sea Daemon. In the midst of the chaos, Kennedy joined the group, leaving Jonah overwhelmed and speechless. In this intense moment, Kennedy made a crucial discovery - a hidden Billy Wayne in the barn. Fueled by paranoia, Billy aimed his gun at Kennedy, unsure of whom to trust in this nightmarish situation, However, Kennedy quickly revealed his US Army badge, proving his affiliation and calming the paranoid soldier. After the tension subsided, Kennedy and Billy Wayne reunited with Hazel, Jonah, and Jerrard. Despite the horrors they had witnessed, Billy Wayne managed to introduce himself with a smile, showing them a picture that he believed was of his daughters. This small gesture served as a reminder that humanity and connection still existed amidst the chaos. Determined to uncover the truth behind the disturbing events, they decided to join forces and take Billy Wayne to the D-Company location, united in their mission.

### Life in D-Company

In a particular incident, Jonah and Hazel welcomed a new member, Billy Wayne, into D-Company. However, trouble arose when Billy attempted to enter the showers where women and children were cleaning up. He quickly apologized, claiming that he was only waiting for the boys. Suspicion grew as it was discovered that Billy had been stalking young girls while they did the dishes. The situation escalated when Elva caught Billy waiting shirtless in the children's bedroom for the girls to enter. In a fit of anger, Elva forcefully pushed Billy away, causing distress and shock among the group, D-Company approached Elva and Billy to investigate the situation. Billy defended himself, insisting on his innocence and searching for his shirt. However, he accused Otis of being responsible for the disappearance of young white girls, further raising suspicions. Elva, already considered a paranoid woman by Billy, was taken inside by Trace on his orders, Meanwhile, a young French boy named Pete became aware of Elva's emotional state. Taking on the role of Sherlock Holmes, Pete decided to investigate. Sneaking into the army camp, he entered a tent and discovered pictures of young girls. Initially, Pete mistook them for his own daughters, but soon realized that they were all unrelated images. To his dismay, he also overheard Billy engaging in inappropriate behavior. Determined to share this information with the members of D-Company, Pete approached them, except for Otis, an African-American soldier who often got ignored by some of the white soldiers. Pete grew increasingly suspicious of Billy's actions and often referred to Otis as his trusty ally, John Watson, in their quest to solve Billy's case.

Another incident occurred when D-Company was sleeping. Young Edith Einwolfe went downstairs to the kitchen to make some tea for Miki, who was on her period. It was during this time that Billy approached Edith and attempted to lure her with candy near the barn. Edith became increasingly worried and suspicious of Billy's intentions. In a brave act, Billy grabbed Edith and tried to take her to the barn for his own twisted purposes. However, just in the nick of time, Otis and young Pete ambushed Billy, saving Edith. Otis fiercely fought against Billy, while Trace shouted at him to stop and ultimately arrested him for his attack. Pete provided Trace with crucial information, including pictures of young girls, which revealed that Otis had rescued Edith from Billy, who was a sick pedophile. The following day, D-Company left the mansion behind, leaving Billy sleeping alone, After spending a week in isolation, Billy unexpectedly encountered Wulf and a group of Nazis who were tracking D-Company's movements. Wulf wasted no time in threatening Billy, demanding information. In a desperate attempt to save himself, Billy claimed to be Aryan and expressed a desire to join the Nazis in their mission to locate D-Company, However, Wulf doubted Billy's claims, stating that he didn't fit the typical Aryan appearance. To prove himself, Billy removed his black-brown wig, revealing his natural blonde hair and blue eyes. He then revealed his affiliation with the KKK, attempting to convince Wulf and the Nazis that the Klan and the Southern states were allies to the Germans, sharing a common goal of promoting the Aryan race.

Billy believed that by aligning with Wulf and the Nazis, he could help them track down and capture D-Company. He emphasized his willingness to assist in their pursuit, claiming that the KKK and the Southern states had planned for such an alliance with the Germans in their quest for Aryan supremacy. Unfortunately for Billy, his pleas fell on deaf ears as D-Company had already abandoned him. As Billy continued to speak, Wulf, using his telekinetic powers, twisted Billy's neck, silencing him. In a final remark, Wulf condemned Billy for his disturbing pedophilic tendencies, stating that Aryans do not accept association with inbred pedophiles, even if they possess blonde hair and blue eyes. With a cruel laugh, Wulf referred to Billy as a foolish hillbilly, sealing his fate.