Jack Chessing (
dragonsclaw) wrote in
knightsoflegend2013-04-04 06:09 pm
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london ♔ i won't question why the only light that you have you give away

♬ Feathers - ManMan
WHO || Jack, Buffy, Integra Hellsing, Walter C. Dornez [Closed]
WHAT || Jack takes Buffy to meet some other 'demon hunters' who might be able to tell her more about what she is
WHERE || London, England
WHEN || January sometime (backdated).
HOW || Actionspam.
[ It's not until Buffy's a bit more settled in and Jack's returned from some business that he's able to hold true to his promise to set up a meeting for her with the head of the Hellsing family. So one foggy London January morning, he drives her out to the Hellsing manor. The estate is intimidating on its own, though obviously not to the scale of the Knight's castle. It does, however, make up for it in the menacing aura that seems to hang about the entire exterior of the manor.
Jack pulls the car up to the front gate, and announces himself to the guard stationed there. After the soldier confirms it over headset, he waves them through, and the gates clatter open. ]

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But working for may be the wrong way to describe it. He's bound to service of the Hellsing family by powerful magics.
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Alucard is a whole different classification.
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after a moment, in which neither speaks, the doors are drawn open, and a tall, thin older figure is revealed, dressed impeccably in a waistcoat, white gloves, very much the picture perfect butler, complete with monocle. his hair is tied back into a long black ponytail and he offers a polite bow of the head to them both, with a pleasant little smile... or at least one that should be pleasant. there's something vaguely unsettling about it, to be honest, although it's difficult to place what it is. ]
Ah - Sir Chessing. You were expected. Do come in. [ he moves aside, granting them leave to enter into the large lobby area. the architecture here seems done in threatening stone work, and an intimidating staircase extends up to a balcony that looks made for the sole purpose of allowing the residents to glower down at newcomers. for the moment, however, it is thankfully void of glowerers. ]
Sir Integra awaits you.
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My name is Walter Dornez, retainer to the Hellsing family. [ he walks towards the hallway to the left and gestures for them to accompany him ] If you would be so kind as to follow me?
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You know, I never really got that. "If you'd be so kind." If you're the one showing us to where we're supposed to be going, doesn't that make you the kind one?
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[ long walk, huh. at least he's being chatty. she continues to scope out the mansion, making passing commentary and trying to keep things light. they're not going to stay light for long, and she'd like to put that off as long as possible. it's nervousness making her babble. ]
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"Sir Jack Chessing and Sir Buffy Summers of the Knights of the Silver Dragon."
the room stretches out long in front of them, leaving an intimidating amount of space to cross to reach the large desk that must belong to the leader of the hellsing organization. she stands with her back to them, facing one of the large windows. for a moment, she almost appears to be a man: her height, bearing, and the suit she wears with its padded shoulders creates a very masculine presence. but the tumble of blonde hair that falls to her waist seems to dismiss that idea instantly.
she speaks, her voice authoritative and commanding: ] Come in.
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Uh - Are you. ... Sir Hellsing, right?
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[ she doesn't budge, merely stands there waiting for buffy to approach like a civil person to a reasonable distance. ] And you are the Knight who sees demons?
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