A Promise Written In Blood 2

A/N: All right peoples another chapter for you. I'm sorry about the shortness of the chapters and the ton of time skips but the good stuff will come soon enough.

Disclaimer: I Don't own Hellsing.

Alucard walked through the city. He'd feasted so he was stronger. Though the blood he'd taken was common base as it were. Nothing would be sweeter than the blood of an innocent. His mind flashed back to the first time he'd tasted her blood. His head came up and his eyes hardened. The people around him took one look and averted their gazes when he passed. The boy that had awakened him walked beside him as a man. His crimson gaze glanced over at the boy.

"I can take care of this Master."

"Elizabeth didn't want me in the house," he chuckled. "She's getting closer to her due date."

Alucard watched the man impassively. He could do this hunt alone and more often he insisted it to be like that. "You know she wants a little girl but considering how long it's been since a girl has come into this world in the Hellsing line. It'll probably be a boy."

He turned his gaze to his master.

"Isn't it a man's wish to have son's to carry on his name and legacy?" Alucard finally said.

"True but I've wanted a little girl to spoil."

He'd never tell Alucard that he wanted a little girl so Alucard would have someone to protect that he'd willingly look after, and maybe the Blood Promise between the vampires would come full circle and they'd be allowed a second chance. The spirit and the fire that had made Alucard the King of all Vampires was diminishing the longer he stayed awake. He's cockiness and sadistic nature was still there, but he didn't seem like the vampire from stories he was told as a child.

"Did she mean that much to you?"

Alucard looked at the man beside him. The vampire knew exactly whom he was asking about and she wasn't a topic to be discussed. He melted into the shadows leaving the man standing there.

"I know you loved her Alucard. Grandmother Integra knew you did."

An echo of a gunshot was the only reply to that comment. The screams echoed in the alley. He smiled softly to himself, he was getting to Alucard and that's what was necessary. There was a feeling that most of his masters didn't care f he was happy or not in the long run, except for him and his great, great grandmother Integra. Stuffing his hands in his pockets he started heading back to the car. Alucard would return when the threat was taken care of. He sat down in the back seat and laid his head back. Alucard was being stubborn. Even in death Alucard was still fiercely loyal to Seras's memory. Though with the way Alucard came off normally to people would belie his loyalty to such a thing.

"Take me home."

"Yes sir."

Closing his eyes he released a heavy sigh. Alucard needed someone to bring him out of the depths of the despair in his heart of hearts. To the world he was a monster but to him Alucard was a man who'd lost the woman he loved. He knew it was an accident that Alucard had killed his fledgling, but that didn't stop the despair to take root in his heart. Though, Alucard wouldn't allow anyone to see him drowning in it.

"You're thinking on this too hard Master."

"You refuse to talk about her Alucard."

"She is none of your concern."

He just smiled softly at him.

"One day Alucard there'll be someone that'll walk into your life and bring back the light to your darkness just like she did."

Alucard just stared at his Master. His eyes blank but his red eyes shimmered behind the façade. The vampire vanished and he was sure that if he hadn't been his master he'd been staring death in the face. A small smile played on his face at the thought. Time to return home to see if his new child had come into the world.

Alucard walked the halls slowly. The newest addition to the Hellsing clan was a male. He snorted as he walked past the woman that carried the Hellsing heir. She shied away from as she should. He just grinned as she moved a bit quicker past him. There was the feeling that this child would be much like Integra's Uncle his gut instinct was screaming. He wouldn't ignore the feeling.

"You shouldn't scare my wife like that Alucard."

He grinned madly and shrugged his shoulders. Only time would tell in that matter.