Alucard wandered aimlessly toward the lavish mansion, he'd been sent to, in southern Enlgand. Peering up through the trees, he couldn't help but flash a toothy grin at the gibbous moon above. "You'll be full any day now, won't you?" he spoke rhetorically to his celestial old friend in the sky. Coming to a halt, the vampire king turned his face up toward the heavens. Blood coloured eyes softened with sorrow, a sorrow that only the moon and stars had ever been privy to seeing. The moment passed almost as quickly as it came and Alucard tipped his hat to the night sky before he continued walking.
Soon, the crimson clad vampire stood just within the tree line of the property he'd been sent to. Sir Integra had seemed especially agitated with this particular case. Edmund Green was a wealthy man and the large mansion,before Alucard, proved just that. Mr. Green came from a family that had been seemingly humble and average, which is why the Hellsing organization had never caught onto him until now.
Following a short but very thorough investigation, Hellsing had discovered that Edmund had no only been a vampire for quite awhile but that he'd been responsible for many deaths. Approximately 80 years ago, this man had some how been turned and stayed hidden all this time. Sir Integra's pride had all but shattered when Green's existence was brought to her attention.
"Alucard," his master's voice echoed in his memory. "Alucard, this man has spent almost an entire century doing God only knows what and killing who knows how many people," she spoke to him during the briefing. "I don't want his life's history. I don't even want a list of his victims. There are only two things I want: an explanation of how he's stayed hidden for so long and," the blonde paused to grab a cigar. "Above all else I want you to send him straight to hell! Edmund Green has made a mockery of the Hellsing organization and I'll not have it continue any longer!" Alucard's chuckled as he remembered the look of rage that had twisted Integra's face as she spoke during their meeting.
Standing still, within those trees, Alucard used his senses to give him an idea of what he was walking into. Keen vampire ears detected voices inside, so many voices. Sharp eyes darted around to all the windows, observing movements. Finally, he used nose to search for the two scents he knew all too well: human and vampire. Observations complete he assessed that the majority of beings within the house were vampires, most likely body guards. The scent of human was very faint, he assumed there may be one or two servants in the house that hadn't become the undead. Placing his hands in his pockets, the Hellsing agent flashed his signature grin and made his way to the front door of the house that would soon be filled with blood.r
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