At the birth of the nation, a hero shrouded by gaps in history, inspired and directed the men known as the founding fathers. With the power to transform into a bald eagle, emitting red, white and blue streaks as it flew, Dominic Ulysses-Steven Anderson was covered in founding feathers.

“This will be the greatest nation in the world.” Dominic said after flying through a courthouse window as the founding fathers drafted an important document, transforming back into a man. “We shall not fight for freedom. We will breathe it. We will sing of valor and glory as our people go forth into prosperity. WOO.” He transformed back into an eagle and flew out the window.

“Somebody close that window.” Commanded an exhausted George Washy.

As the night went on, Dominic thumped into that window three or four times. He had much less intelligence in eagle form.

Dominic scoured the land in search of the red coats. He flew over an encampment not far from the city. It seemed he’d found the enemy, and more were arriving.

Too high for anyone to hear, he dropped to the ground and mounted a steed. As midnight loomed, he rode through the city shouting of the invaders. Local dunce, Paul, came out from his home at the end of the road and mounted the abandoned horse, saluting the great eagle as it flew away.

As he flew, a woman named Betsy below turned the colors streaking behind him into a flag which would come to represent the nation. A storm hit before Dominic could descend of his own accord. Lightning struck through his bird body and down to a kite just below. He crashed to the earth and awoke later that morning.

Dominic made his way to the courthouse to see how his group was doing on the document. They had been plotting and devising something much more dark and sinister.

The doors of the courthouse swung open. Dominic heard the founding fathers chanting an unknown language.  Two men grabbed him by the arms to lead him inside. If this was the will of the nation, Dominic would oblige. "You have built this land of your own grit. Your work here is not done. As the one who most embodies true liberty, you will reside within that which defines such liberty. Your purity, within America... forever." proclaimed George Washy.

He looked around at his fellow men and knew the look on their faces. He was betrayed. In moments, his body was dissolved and absorbed into the Constitution. He found honor in his sacrifice for the birth of this nation that he so believed in.

Hidden between and behind the letters of the Constitution, written in the invisible blood of a powerful demon, upon parchment of that very same demon’s skin, was a powerful inscription. It was inscribed by the founding fathers, who modeled their country after his ideals. Where they thought it would never be found, on the original document was written the Eight Article. 

“We hereby bind Dominic Ulysses-Steven Anderson to this document. Our great nation will be sustained by his undying quest for liberty.”

Over 200 years later, a man by the name of Nic Cage went hunting for the original Constitution with some buddies during the hit cinema masterpiece “National Treasure” and unknowingly released the core of American essence himself. The demon blood ink leaked off the page into the cracks of the floor and then into the sewers. 

At the outlet, Dominic was no more. That was the name of the prisoner, trapped on that parchment. He was no prisoner anymore. He transformed into an enormous bald eagle and flew, leaving a trail of red, white and blue behind him, repurposing his first love to become his own name. He would have the nation know him as Dom… FreeDom.