Héctor is the former coach of Peru's football club, Club Deportivo Lucero, and current owner of a nightclub, Cerezas, in the Lince district of Lima.

Héctor coached Club Deportivo Lucero for just over nine years, the longest consecutive tenure for any club manager in the country's history. Within the first several of those years, he had recruited the Japanese mega-star and heartthrob Hidetaka Shibuya and shortly thereafter Venezuela’s own local legend Miguel Carrizales. The two reached international renown and both cited Héctor as the driving force behind their skill and success. In fact, he was adored by most of his players and over his career accrued countless accolades for his ability to shape incredibly skilled, charismatic, and gracious athletes. Although rumors occasionally surfaced about interpersonal relationships between Héctor and certain players, they were never publicly addressed and never proven and so most died off quickly. His official retirement statement didn’t mention such stories at all and so he retired on his own terms at the age of 40, leaving Lucero in the strongest position of its modern history. He went on to found Cerezas as a sanctuary, perhaps for himself at first, for the marginalized, the misunderstood, and the estranged peoples of Peru and beyond. An underground, even more secretive facility of Cerezas even hosted numerous other beings like Mythrans and Bolero the Giant, who spotted more than once with a peculiar pink-haired woman wielding a massive greatsword and her companions.

Not one incident of malicious violence has ever been whispered from within the walls of Cerezas, a notion which its patrons attribute less to discretion and more to something else entirely.