Levi was born into a wealthy family of devout Jews. He grew up memorizing the Torah, learning Hebrew, not eating in fast-food resteraunts, and had his Bar Mitzvah when he turned thirteen like all other good Jewish boys. However, unlike the other good Jewish boys, Levi held serious doubts about his religeon. In his teen years, he quietly rebelled against all of it, and while he observed Sabbath and holidays without complaint with his family, he had no conviction in what he was doing.
When Levi was four, shortly before his brother Jakob was born, they moved to a large house just outside of Santa Monica. His father�s accounting buisness let them have a rich, airy home that was ideal for two young boys to run around in. His father was a patient and humerous man, his mother an excellent cook with the belief that no one ever ate enough.
Levi was a good student, attending and graduating a public highschool before going on to college. At college he studied law enforcement with designs on becoming a police officer. After graduating and serving with the LAPD for a couple years, he joined with the FBI. Working with them for several years, he was transferred to the CIA while investigating a case having to do with the Dublin Wonderland Gang. When his brother�s best friend, Michael Krakov, showed interest in joining the CIA, Levi helped him. After the disaperance
of both Michael and his girlfriend, Annika, Levi knew that the Wonderland gang had resurfaced and he plans to do anything to stop them. |
