Carson Bohmer's life has been shaped by trauma, secrets, and a constant battle for control. Born into a broken family, Carson's formative years were filled with violence, neglect, and confusion, largely due to the influence of his father, Dr. Theodore Bohmer. His father, a man obsessed with power, conducted horrific experiments on both himself and his family, pushing Carson to the edge of madness.

From a young age, Carson witnessed his father’s twisted experiments, causing severe anxiety and sleep terrors that plagued him for years. As the experiments grew more grotesque, Carson's mind began to fracture. He saw things no child should ever see—his father’s cold ambition and the dehumanizing treatment of those around him, all in the name of "progress." The trauma of these events left Carson mentally scarred, and he developed an intense fear of the world around him. He was tormented by vivid nightmares, where his deepest fears would manifest in the form of monstrous creatures and people he loved turning against him. His anxiety would keep him up at night, eyes wide open, unable to escape the haunting visions.

Despite these inner struggles, Carson was a fighter. With the help of his inner strength, he managed to survive his turbulent home life, even as his father's obsession grew more dangerous. The tipping point came when Carson finally realized that he was nothing more than a pawn in his father’s sick experiments. In a desperate attempt to escape the horror of his home, Carson ran away and eventually fell into a new world—one filled with even more danger and betrayal.

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