Julian Harker, one of the richest men in all of Britain as of 1890, walked into the St Anne's Roman Catholic Church. He was tall, with bright brown hair and tanned skin. His eyes were a piercing green blue, his teeth pearly white.

Church bells rang around his head as he found his way to a church pew, tucking the tail of his coat under him as he sat. People filed into the pews, surrounding him on all sides, but keeping a respectful distance.

This moment every Sunday reminded him of when he was young, before he came back in time, back in the 2020s, when his adoptive parents dragged him to church, allowing him to color on the back of the pews while humming along with the hims.

He cleared his throat as the service began.