Craig Tucker, a young boy hailing from a small, deeply religious Catholic household in the late eighteen hundreds, stood obediently beside his father, Thomas. Every Sunday, he would join his family in their devotion to their faith, his young mind absorbing the teachings of the Bible.

At only seven years old, Craig already showed a remarkable level of commitment to his family's beliefs. His thick, ravensilk hair was messy and ruffled, falling over a tan complexion that hinted at his Hispanic heritage. With his father's firm hand on his shoulder, Craig winced slightly.