You only said that you didn't need blood. I can offer you food, and as long as you only take what's given you then there shouldn't be consequences. But blood-
[ -there's no way to measure time. Looking back, the Belmonts are out of sight and they shouldn't have walked that far in the amount of time that it feels like. They could already have been walking for days or just minutes, and Sypha would be no closer with the news either way. He doesn't know how long they have next until hunger starts knawing But they're out of the queen's direct gaze and Trevor lets go of Alucard.
They've had the discussion about touching him being acceptable if there's a good reason, but he'd rather not do so too much. Unfortunately, the moment he does- ]
Are you done with the half-breed? I demand the next dance!
[ The peacock fairy pushes through the grass, beautiful tail dragging along behind him. There are less people this far out, but that just makes Alucard stand out all the more. Everyone in the immediate area is aware of the queen's guest, of how rare a being he is, of how well they'll be rewarded if they can tempt him to stay. The peacock takes Alucard's hand in his own, placing the other hand on his hip as he looks Alucard over.
Harm none of my people, the queen had said. ]
Their kind were human once, you know. Disgusting. You'd do far better with a nobler house.
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[ -there's no way to measure time. Looking back, the Belmonts are out of sight and they shouldn't have walked that far in the amount of time that it feels like. They could already have been walking for days or just minutes, and Sypha would be no closer with the news either way. He doesn't know how long they have next until hunger starts knawing But they're out of the queen's direct gaze and Trevor lets go of Alucard.
They've had the discussion about touching him being acceptable if there's a good reason, but he'd rather not do so too much. Unfortunately, the moment he does- ]
Are you done with the half-breed? I demand the next dance!
[ The peacock fairy pushes through the grass, beautiful tail dragging along behind him. There are less people this far out, but that just makes Alucard stand out all the more. Everyone in the immediate area is aware of the queen's guest, of how rare a being he is, of how well they'll be rewarded if they can tempt him to stay. The peacock takes Alucard's hand in his own, placing the other hand on his hip as he looks Alucard over.
Harm none of my people, the queen had said. ]
Their kind were human once, you know. Disgusting. You'd do far better with a nobler house.