Henry and his family, the Oldreys, were unfortunate victims of Dracula's curse and its influence over the surrounding countryside. When the forces of evil began to wish for the return of their dark lord, the Oldrey manion was transformed into a haven of evil by invading forces. In the wake of this infestation, Henry's father, Master Oldrey, was turned into a vampire; he quickly embraced the newfound darkness, as a much-desired paradise, and looked to drag into the underworld his family so that they could know the same "pleasure." In preparation for the event, he turned the Villa's garden into a memorial gravesite, where his family's Earthly death would be clearly engraved. Furthermore, he invited monsters and evil spirits alike to inhabit the Villa as a sort-of halfway house, a hotel of nightmares. The young Henry, terrified, escaped the mansion and hid himself within the Villa's hedgemaze until Cornell eventually showed up to escort him to safety at the behest of the boy's doomed mother, Mary Oldrey.

Years later, after training diligently as he grew, the family-less Henry returned donning the persona of suited church knight. Now he would turn the tables on Dracula by making it his personal mission to rescue other children who had known the same pain--those who had been kidnapped and orphaned thanks to the Count's dark forces and their sinister intentions. As Reinhardt Schneider and Carrie Fernandez were facing their destinies in hunting Dracula, Henry urgently searched about the landscape for six missing children knowing well that the castle could potentially collapse at any time should the other heroes locate and vanquish its ruler. Henry did succeed in his mission to gather up the children and escape before the castle's eventual destruction, and the relieved group disappeared into the calm sunset with smiles on their faces.

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