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"Your way doesn't work."
"And yours leaves them terrified."
"It won't work."
Back and fourth Integra and Seras went, slowly walking to the orientation room. Each arguing that her method was superior. The 'method' in question, was how to best introduce the rookies with the true reality. The argument was still unresolved when they reached their destination.
"We will use my way" Integra finished.
She opened the door and assembled before her were the twenty new recruits. They were all standing and facing forward, a long wall mirror to their left.
"Good evening gentlemen. You have been brought here because of your exemplary service. But you have not been told our mission yet." Integra paused momentarily, considering her next words.
"Our sole mission is to exterminate unholy vermin from these shores. Vampires, ghouls whatever they are we will destroy them" she finished.
The silence held for a moment and then.
"aHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!"
"You're kidding right? Hahaha"
"Ha ha an- and would you like us to fight the boogeyman too?"
"Hey can we use magic while were at it?"
On and on they went with Integra unable to convince them.
It always like this, Seras thought. My turn.
She stepped forward and pointed to the mirror.
"See that?"
The laughter lulled for a moment to see what she was pointing to and then died altogether. In the mirror there were reflections of each of the soldiers and Integra, but not Seras.
"Now."
The soldiers slowly craned their heads back to Seras. Her pupils had turned to slits and she was smiling broadly, revealing her fangs.
"What was that you were saying again?"
At that point every soldier made the same decision: Get the hell out, NOW.
They ran for the windows jumping out when they wouldn't open fast enough. Other found the weakest spots in the walls and attempted to batter through them. The rest just passed out.
Seras turned to Integra and said, "See, my way works better."