[Alucard insists that the speakers not worry about payment. We can afford it, please, and I would rather ask after a particular story in return. I’ve heard murmurs in Europe about more witches being tried and burnt, how true is--?
He has to stop. Hearing Trevor’s voice puts him on immediate guard, and the speakers notice it too. Alucard doesn’t ask if they have fae among them. He knows. The sudden change in his demeanor helps no one either, because the speakers know exactly whose son he is. Have known since he first entered the camp, but Lisa’s kindness has far outweighed his father’s cruelty for the past twenty two years.]
Travel with that thing carefully.
[It’s said softly, out of genuine concern more than anything else. Alucard pulls his coat tighter around himself, then resumes the questions he has of witches in Europe, and how badly the public sees it as a threat.
His eyes dart to the sound of Trevor’s voice every so often though, discomfort well hidden under his usual composure.]
no subject
He has to stop. Hearing Trevor’s voice puts him on immediate guard, and the speakers notice it too. Alucard doesn’t ask if they have fae among them. He knows. The sudden change in his demeanor helps no one either, because the speakers know exactly whose son he is. Have known since he first entered the camp, but Lisa’s kindness has far outweighed his father’s cruelty for the past twenty two years.]
Travel with that thing carefully.
[It’s said softly, out of genuine concern more than anything else. Alucard pulls his coat tighter around himself, then resumes the questions he has of witches in Europe, and how badly the public sees it as a threat.
His eyes dart to the sound of Trevor’s voice every so often though, discomfort well hidden under his usual composure.]