I'm going to be conceited in saying this, but I believe this is one of the
best Hellsing fics out there that I've read. Now, I know you all probably
say that every author likes his or her work if he or she publishes it
online, but that's not true. I've detested stories and continued writing
them because it was the only way to get that certain idea out of my head.
Yet this is always the first fic I decide to work on of the group that's
under construction at the moment.
And well, shall I go for some Seras/Harker action here soon? I'm totally
not sure if I'll enjoy that pairing, so I'd like some feedback from my
readers!
Anyway, chapter 25 is here, and again, I thank all the reviewers and
readers.
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June 14
Why does my master's master fret over the tiniest occurrences? Sir Integra has been working herself into fits of rage because my master has yet to give her any sign that he plans on returning from his holiday to the continent in the time frame allotted.
My master has been wanting to go back to his former home for almost a century, and the rest of the Hellsing leaders had refused to grant him access to travel outside of England. I suppose the fear that he would never return would have been why this occurred.
But why should a man, or even a monster, not be allowed to go on holiday to his homeland? I think Sir Integra is being foolish in her quest to bring my master home. She should know by now, as I do, that my master is one to act on his own will, not on the will of others. He will return after the continent has bored him, and by that time, Sir Integra should be about ready to have her child.
She let me reach my mind out to the child today, and I could sense that it will be a female. I would sincerely hope that someday, I can bear a child as well, for I would give anything to be in the situation Sir Integra is in now.
I have been spending time with Harker more recently because Sir Integra has been quite a handful now that my Master is not constantly by her side. I pity the poor man, for he misses his wife and the joys that marriage should bring. He speaks to me constantly of him finding a new wife as soon as Sir Integra is officially dead.
Harker seems to have matured in the short time he has been at Hellsing Manor. He is not making romantic passes at me anymore, which is quite a relief. I did not feel that it was appropriate for Sir Integra's husband to have romantic feelings for me when he had just married her.
But now he seems interested in one of the secretaries, Lilith Edwards, a pretty brunette that has been here for about a year. Walter told me that her father had been a soldier in our army, and that is why she works for Hellsing now.
Lilith is incredibly beautiful. I would be attracted to her if I was a man, as she is perfectly proportioned, has the fairest skin one could wish for, and her eyes sparkle, showing the innocence of her soul. I pity that poor girl, for I think she will be an easy victim for Harker's charms, which will bring the wrath of Sir Integra upon her.
I wish Master was still here. He would know how to fix this situation.
Seras.
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June 14
Why does my master's master fret over the tiniest occurrences? Sir Integra has been working herself into fits of rage because my master has yet to give her any sign that he plans on returning from his holiday to the continent in the time frame allotted.
My master has been wanting to go back to his former home for almost a century, and the rest of the Hellsing leaders had refused to grant him access to travel outside of England. I suppose the fear that he would never return would have been why this occurred.
But why should a man, or even a monster, not be allowed to go on holiday to his homeland? I think Sir Integra is being foolish in her quest to bring my master home. She should know by now, as I do, that my master is one to act on his own will, not on the will of others. He will return after the continent has bored him, and by that time, Sir Integra should be about ready to have her child.
She let me reach my mind out to the child today, and I could sense that it will be a female. I would sincerely hope that someday, I can bear a child as well, for I would give anything to be in the situation Sir Integra is in now.
I have been spending time with Harker more recently because Sir Integra has been quite a handful now that my Master is not constantly by her side. I pity the poor man, for he misses his wife and the joys that marriage should bring. He speaks to me constantly of him finding a new wife as soon as Sir Integra is officially dead.
Harker seems to have matured in the short time he has been at Hellsing Manor. He is not making romantic passes at me anymore, which is quite a relief. I did not feel that it was appropriate for Sir Integra's husband to have romantic feelings for me when he had just married her.
But now he seems interested in one of the secretaries, Lilith Edwards, a pretty brunette that has been here for about a year. Walter told me that her father had been a soldier in our army, and that is why she works for Hellsing now.
Lilith is incredibly beautiful. I would be attracted to her if I was a man, as she is perfectly proportioned, has the fairest skin one could wish for, and her eyes sparkle, showing the innocence of her soul. I pity that poor girl, for I think she will be an easy victim for Harker's charms, which will bring the wrath of Sir Integra upon her.
I wish Master was still here. He would know how to fix this situation.
Seras.