first hellsing
Nov. 28th, 2010 12:31 am![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png)
[Perhaps another woman may have screamed to find herself so abruptly shifted from the burning banks of the Thames to a silent library, wondering they had lost their mind from the hell that London had become. But Integra was not other women, and nor was she any stranger to the occult. Although there were no records she knew of that dealt with temporal shifts, she could not rule out their existence when so much else that was supposed to be mythology had proven true.
Her shoes click softly on the floor as she walks over to the window, surveying a scene in silence that was most certainly not the world she had left behind. Mind whirling in confusion, she allowed none of it to display on her face -- if there was something she had learned in her years, it was not to give away more than necessary, and it was more than probable she was being watched.
But by who? Millennium? Iscariot?
Back towards one of the tables and her eyes fell on a book with her name on the cover. Even if it proved a dangerous or falsely laid trail of information, it would be well to read it and garner any information she could. As she opens the pages of her journal, the only sound broadcast to the population at large would be the click of a cigar case opening, and then the soft flick of a metal lighter.
It is some hours (and several cigars) later, that she feels she has read enough to glean at least the basic information needed -- assuming, of course, that she took this ludicrous tale of kidnapping castles, wishes and losses at face value. The voice the dictates is cultured and British, unhurried and with the distinct undertone of one who is used to being obeyed without question. It is preceded by yet another flick of that lighter, and a soft exhalation of smoke.]
To those who are listening to these words now; you have gained a new ally against those who would dare hold us captive from our worlds and duties.
[A pause; contemplative.]
Alucard, I know you are here. Come to me immediately.
[ooc: Open! Over the journals, or in the library -- feel free to tell her it's probably non-smoking.]
Her shoes click softly on the floor as she walks over to the window, surveying a scene in silence that was most certainly not the world she had left behind. Mind whirling in confusion, she allowed none of it to display on her face -- if there was something she had learned in her years, it was not to give away more than necessary, and it was more than probable she was being watched.
But by who? Millennium? Iscariot?
Back towards one of the tables and her eyes fell on a book with her name on the cover. Even if it proved a dangerous or falsely laid trail of information, it would be well to read it and garner any information she could. As she opens the pages of her journal, the only sound broadcast to the population at large would be the click of a cigar case opening, and then the soft flick of a metal lighter.
It is some hours (and several cigars) later, that she feels she has read enough to glean at least the basic information needed -- assuming, of course, that she took this ludicrous tale of kidnapping castles, wishes and losses at face value. The voice the dictates is cultured and British, unhurried and with the distinct undertone of one who is used to being obeyed without question. It is preceded by yet another flick of that lighter, and a soft exhalation of smoke.]
To those who are listening to these words now; you have gained a new ally against those who would dare hold us captive from our worlds and duties.
[A pause; contemplative.]
Alucard, I know you are here. Come to me immediately.
[ooc: Open! Over the journals, or in the library -- feel free to tell her it's probably non-smoking.]