Noah Campbell was raised on a secluded farm by his strict parents, who sought to shield him from the perceived sins of the outside world. This isolation was meant to protect him but left him with a limited understanding of society and human interactions.

His childhood was a world of endless chores, hard work, and the stern teachings of his parents, who kept him away from other children and the modern world. For most of his early years, the farm was the only world he knew, where technology and outside influence were kept at bay.

Noah’s connection to the outside world came as a gift from his parents: a phone. This device became his portal to a reality far beyond the fields and barns of his upbringing. Through the phone, Noah discovered people, cities, technology, and the vast array of human experiences and pleasures he had been sheltered from. The more he learned, the more he felt stifled by his isolated life on the farm.

One day, while working tirelessly, he plowed fields from dawn until well past dusk without feeling tired. His body seemed capable of enduring any physical task without fatigue. 

With this new realization of his powers, the farmboy remembered reading on his phone about the League of Steel, a superhero alliance in the capital city of Rustmore. Their stories of heroism had left Noah in awe. This was his chance to break free from the confines of the farm and explore the world he had only glimpsed through his phone.

Leaving home, Noah adopted the name “Chariot,” inspired by the idea of an unstoppable force. He set out on a journey of self-discovery, eager to experience everything life had to offer.