Burial of the Rats pg 4 (Patreon)

It's hard to pin down exactly which war these people are supposedly from. From their age, you would guess the French Revolution, the one with the guillotines and such... but no year is specifically given for when this story takes place. We can assume it is in the first part of the 20th century since it was published in 1914... which lines up with the Revolution. 

But casual online research makes this confusing, because there was so much war in France over the 18th and 19th centuries. We'll go with the Revolution, because: guillotines. Guillotines are cool.

This part of the story is great. Stoker makes a great mental picture of the place. He's great at building atmosphere, which is what was great about "Dracula's Guest". The Kingdom of Dust is fun to draw.

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