The feeling of loss was mirrored in his social deprivation, reduction of individuality, depletion of creative inspiration and overall exhaustion of will, which lead his mind back to the source of negativity – the loss of a friend. Without inspiration, without a change to look forward to and without any real friends to speak of, Kerry slowly started falling back to a state he once was in, the overshadowing 2020s. While topics he addresses with his music, mainly the suffering of the people under the heavy foot of corporate capitalism, has never truly gone stale and could provide yet another expected source of profit and affirmation, the sincerity of the thoughts put into the songs has started waning. Staying concurrent and able to produce music that will agree with the times while simultaneously not conforming and retaining originality is not easy for any artist, especially one that has been in the public eye for half a century. As someone who gives great importance to public image, Kerry is deeply influenced by peer reviews - various articles mentioning him, his life and his business rivals can be found in all corners of his home. His label, MSM MediaCorp, had already announced a new album in the works and the audience that is more accustomed to mass-produced reduplications has started growing impatient. In 2077, Kerry can be found spending most days in his own Villa in North Oak, maintaining a successful career of a solo artist. Whether that freedom was used in a creatively practical manner is a matter of debate. Life without a family, however, if one is to trust the words he chooses addressing the matter, seems to have benefited him, allowing a bit more freedom for that rockerboy lifestyle he managed to make a brand of. Despite trying to stay in positive relations, Kerry's attempts at keeping in touch usually end up being misguided, and Louise has no trouble using it as a manner of preventing their children from idolising him. The marriage ended on a low note, resulting in Louise getting most of their shared possessions house in Tokyo, cars and children. Midway through the century, Kerry's life had taken an, most would say, unexpected turn, leaving him married to Louise Nordin Eurodyne with two children, Ted and Kim. He withstood the test of time, his albums have gone platinum, his broken guitars had been auctioned for thousands of Eurodollars and his singing voice is recognized worldwide. This new beginning was rough but, just as all diamonds, through a lot of hard work and effort, his music managed to shine brighter even than contemporary commercial competitors. Luckily, he did manage to recollect the pieces and came back to the music scene renewed and inspired, if not even encouraged by the idea of elevating his own name out of the shadow Silverhand left behind. He ended up going back to his roots, staying on Masbate in the Philippines for two years, refilling his batteries and dealing with spiritual needs. In the end, Samurai's final disbandment followed Johnny's departure instead, which lead Kerry into a rocky couple of years.
This lead to Kerry's multiple attempts at leaving the band, which were nearly successful at launching his own solo career, but, eventually, the complex relationship he had with his friend always pulled him back. He went in with a vision of changing the world through music, one he shared with his best friend, Johnny Silverhand, but their perspectives regarding the execution of this plan often came to conflict.
Kerry Eurodyne achieved initial fame as a member of Samurai, performing vocals, lead and rhythm guitar. 3.6 Complete Official Guide - Collector's Edition.
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