Hornungīunny is called upon to assist Raffles when he finds himself injured. Language: English Words: 207,804 Chapters: 33/? Comments: 35 Kudos: 65 Bookmarks: 23 Hits: 1714įor c_art Fandoms: Raffles - E. I wanted a time travel fic where someone tries to fight imperialism or make future tech, especially in the Victorian era, couldn't find any. Includes war, rebellion, inventing cinematography and radio, and a shit ton of history.
Even worse, he finds himself trying to befriend Mathematician Moriarty. In particular, there is the fact he knows one day Mycroft Holmes will work for the empire that he intends to fight, yet finds himself steadily growing more attached to him over the years. He finds himself the older brother of one John Watson, and makes the acquaintance of the Holmes family, although he tries not to get too attached in case they get in the way of his goals, he isn't very successful.
There are upsides to this disappointment. What would you do if you had the chance to change history?Īfter dying in a dangerously overheated future not too far off from our own, an isolated young man is shocked to wake up in the Victorian era, a reincarnation which very much does not agree with any scientific theory he is aware of. I mostly wrote this for catharsis but that doesn't mean it's all fluff you are warned.Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death.Language: English Words: 6,905 Chapters: 3/3 Comments: 10 Kudos: 20 Bookmarks: 3 Hits: 145ĬlarkNewton Fandoms: Sherlock Holmes - Arthur Conan Doyle, Fu Manchu Series - Sax Rohmer, The Time Machine - H. Raffles POV, he's down so unbelievably bad for the most pathetic man on Earth. The risk was mighty, but when had it stopped us before? How fantastically might those eyes look upon me if I were braver still? I craved to see his resolve falter when I compelled him to partake of the flesh, the way his golden brown eyes would flicker with a touch of fear as he considered my carnal invitation. (I mean it is requited but Raffles doesnt think it is.Hornung, Raffles (TV 1977), Don Juan - Lord Byron
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