I would not expect a dying man's thoughts to be organized.

[Alucard would be a liar if he said he wasn't interested in the magic. He watches as the man tenses, and he understands two things. First, how commands are given here - they're written. And as for the rest, it's a brutal thing to witness, for as the words appear on the paper, Alucard's insides wretch. The man's final thoughts were bought. A promise of mercy. Alucard doesn't know if the Merchant truly made that come true. He has doubts.]

May I read the material over to confirm that fact? I would not wish to return without a careful inspection of such an item.