Billy was then introduced to his boss, and he introduced himself as Geese Howard. Geese admitted that that show back there at the factory was quite impressive, and he likes people with creativity and guts. So, Geese proposes Billy to be his personal bodyguard. Billy accepts, thinking it would be a lot of a better pay. Geese recommended him, however, to polish up those rod fighting techniques. In no time flat, Billy picked up a staff and began practice. Billy's skills soon became a natural thing to him, and he became a walking threat with a big stick. Billy improved his own stick so that it could divide in three parts with the help of a chain. Geese became more and more impressed with Billy's work, that he even proposed him to be the King of Fighters champion, and that anybody who would want to fight Geese, would have to pass through Billy first. Billy grew more and more united with Geese, and even though Billy hates orders, he takes his boss' commands as a pleasure. Soon, every year, anybody who got a shot at Billy, was soon to painfully realize the futileness of being in the King of Fighters tournament. Billy had soon realized of Geese's criminal activity, but had become so used to it, he didn't even bother.

However, one day, on the latest King of Fighters tournament, Billy was to face three fighters who were destined to break the monopoly on the tournament imposed by Geese. They were Terry Bogard, Andy Bogard, and Joe Higashi, three lonely wolves decided to put an end to Geese's reign, and soon reached Billy with no trouble. Even though doing his best, Billy couldn't resist the power of the Bogards, and was defeated. Later, Terry Bogard defeated Geese, and the hatred of Billy rose against the Bogards. Thinking he was too predictable with his stick, Billy decided to train harder in order to exact revenge against the Lonely Wolves.

However, it was one day when Geese received an invitation for the next King of Fighters tournament in 1995. Geese commanded Billy to go in his place instead, since he was pretty bored. Billy soon seeken out team-mates in order to participate in the tournament, and he found them faster than he thought: the killer ninja, Eiji Kisaragi, motivated by his grudge against the Sakazaki clan; and, one distinctive young man, whom had a particular power of launching purple flames, his name, as mysterious as the man himself: Iori Yagami.

The three fought in order to satisfy their own personal needs. Obviously, they didn't reach too far, and even Iori, at the end of the tournament, winded up beating up his two team-mates badly, Billy included. Billy recovered after a while, but his hatred towards the Bogards now focused entirely on Iori. The next year, Geese decided to enter himself, in order to investigate the so-called Orochi power. Billy was frustrated since he was burning for a rematch against Iori. However, Billy ended saving Geese's life at hands of Mr. Big, who shot him, but Billy managed to block the bullet with his stick.

The next year, Billy was sent once again by Geese, whom now assigned Billy to take notes on the Orochi power. Surprisingly for Billy, he had to watch over Iori, and see his reaction to the Orochi power, in order for Geese to see could exploit him. Billy was infuriated, but was a bit calm at the idea of having Geese's permission to kill Iori (after all, if Iori died, that was all he was). Geese had already prepared Billy his two partners: Blue Mary (whom Geese had contracted through a dummy agent), and Ryuji Yamazaki, promising a pay for him if he managed to win.

Billy entered with Mary and Yamazaki, and no doubt tried his shot against Iori, but was doubtful when Iori entered his Riot of Blood self. When Billy finally decided to kill him no matter what, Iori had already been dealt with. Billy's worries didn't finish there, as soon he found out Yamazaki was of Orochi blood himself! So, this was Geese's plan all around. Billy managed to barely escape the Orochi threat, but he lost sight of Yamazaki in the action. He reported to Geese, and both heard a knock at the door. It was Yamazaki...and demanding his pay! Yamazaki fought with Geese and Billy, and the result was unknown, but it was heard that Yamazaki got his pay, and retired happy...after a bit of struggle though!

Billy isn't really that bad. The problem is people drive him the wrong way. Billy serves Geese loyally, and considers him something like a friend. He also takes care of his little sister, Lilly, very much, and is concerned that she is dating Joe Higashi, one of his enemies! Billy is also a bit sarcastic, and will seek revenge on those who humiliate him. Billy is concerned of the growing Orochi power, but decides to not take it so deeply. Billy, as most English young people, also loves rock and roll!