Alucard sheathed his sword in one fluid motion and walked to the edge of the dock, standing beside Richter. For a long moment, they both stared into the black water.
Richter finally turned. The vampire’s son was dressed in black and silver, his long platinum hair damp with the false rain. He held his father's sword, its blade etched with runes that wept light. Castlevania- Nocturne
"No," Alucard said quietly. "She fears what you represent. A lineage of spite. A family that would rather burn the world down than let the night win. That is a terrible, beautiful thing." Alucard sheathed his sword in one fluid motion
And the night screamed back.
The dhampir stepped out of the shadow of a cargo crane. He looked no older than he had during the fall of Wallachia three centuries ago. But his eyes—those ancient, amber eyes—held a new kind of exhaustion. The exhaustion of a machine that had been built to kill his father and had been forced to keep running, long after its purpose had faded. The vampire’s son was dressed in black and
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It felt real enough against Richter Belmont’s skin—cold, sharp, and smelling of brine and rotting wood. But so had the illusion of his mother, Julia, standing in the parlor of their burning home. So had the vision of the Abbot, praying to a God who had already closed His eyes. Richter had learned that his whip could cut through flesh, bone, and even the mist of a nightmare. But it could not cut through memory.