Well, this was interesting. The entire hotel decided to play dress up, it seemed. She'd noticed some of the other 'guests' running from a few of the demonic beings chasing them earlier... not that she had much to worry about. She had stopped fearing things that went bump in the night a long while ago. Of course, that tended to happen when you lived
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"This Hotel is haunted, Master." He said in that growly Romanian voice of his.
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"A little, yes," she admitted, watching as God only knows what dragged itself across the hallway. "My, my... how very interesting, don't you agree?"
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He blow out a steady stream of white smoke. "I'm still bored. Perhaps there should be a zombie apocalypse theme. Now that would be an interesting challenge."
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"Perhaps, but with our luck they'd be unbeatable and that would create even more boredom," she replied, a childish looking ghost appearing next to her. She wailed blood and reached out for the heiress, and the woman sighed, lightly placing a hand on the child's head the best she could as she passed. The child herself sniffled, but was pleased by the attention, and as such, quietly disappeared.
"Some of these lost souls are somewhat sad, don't you agree?"
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As another ghost advanced on her, she gritted her teeth, a glowing red barrier forming before her and sending the ghost shrieking away from her. However, using it was proving more and more taxing. Her vision swam, Shannon leaning against the wall and panting. Her fingers curled into fists, the full-figured woman pushing herself off the wall. No... She could do this. Just until she found a safe place...
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Still, something was wrong with this one. She didn't seem well at all... perhaps she needed assistance. Hopefully, her own dark aura wouldn't scare the other woman off too quickly.
"...Are you quite alright?" she asked quietly, a pale, slender brow arching in question. Her crimson gaze focused only on the brunette; unlike most, her vision was better in the dark, and in this state she could tell that this one was quite attractive. How interesting.
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Because they'd be too busy backing the hell away from her. Integra was scary in life, but she'd become somewhat more intimidating in death.
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Well, what the hell. With a hum, she followed after them; she wasn't a fool, she knew who they were, and any anger she'd once felt had diminished long ago. For her, it had been years since she'd lingered in the hotel... besides, things had ended up quite well at home, especially between her vampire and herself, so she had no reason to remain angry for the events that had occurred here.
Wearily, she leaned against the doorframe, a slender brow arching up. "..."
][ ooc; 'sup bb~ <333 Vampy!Tegra it is, <333 Also, that sucks. ;-; I just now got your IM but you were offline by the time I got to it... sorry my dear. ][
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After a few moments she came closer, even stretching her neck out a little to get a better scent from the woman. No, vampire. Interesting. She tilted her head a little. How did that happen? Why was Integra.. older?
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"Ahhh~ Let me go! How dare you treat a girl this way!" And Grell kicked at the wall, trying to free himself.
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...did he. Just call himself a girl? Sighing, the former heiress moved to his side, having had enough of the spirits insane giggling and the rather loud voice of the poor Shinigami in question. With a growl, she merely grabbed his arm and simply pulled him away from the spirits, who pouted and were about to follow, but she stopped and pointed a finger in their faces, leering.
"Don't. Think. About it." was all she stated, and they made a disappointed noise, backing the hell away from the tempermental Draculina. When they backed off, she just sort of continued to drag the poor red head with her.
"Could you have been any louder?" she muttered to him, tugging him along as though she'd known him for years. Poor Grell...
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"Oh, are you my heroine? Hey there girlfriend!" And the way he talked, it was so girly even though he is clearly a man. He glomped on her around the arms. "That was terrifying, but you chased them away! That was amazing!"
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"They're just foolish ghosts, you just have to show them whose boss, that's all," she replied with a small chuckle. Well, he was feeding her ego, at least... perhaps it wasn't so bad, actually being recognized for saving someone, even if it WAS just from ghosts. The Hellsing Organization had always been a secretive one, ergo she never got any sort of thanks or congratulations.
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Perhaps she'd just acquired a fanboy. Hm.
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At least she wouldn't have to actually hunt for dinner tonight. The Hotel so graciously gave her Rip, after all, and while usually she'd rather starve than drink the blood of a Nazi freak, the heiress just couldn't pass this one down.
"Rip Van Winkle," she began, turning to face the other woman completely now. "Alive because of the Hotel, are you?" Perhaps Rip hadn't noticed the sudden mood shift within Integra, the darker, far more aggressive aura about her.
Finally, she smiled slightly, allowing her own fangs to glint eerily in the faint light. "Break his vow? Don't be silly. The vampires of Millennium are all cheap copies. 'Samiel' did not fail to guard me. He is my maker, not that it's any of your business ( ... )
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"Why wouldn't I be alive? Samiel tore me apart, and now I hunt the inmates of hell." Not really an explanation, but she'd been trained by the Major in obfuscating retorts.
Her head went back, tilting beyond the bounds of a normal human, before snapping back at Integra with an audible click. "Oh, you are positively adorable, Sir Integra~! It's like watching an ant lift his ball of dung, believing that if he makes it back to his lair he can become a beautiful butterfly!"
The click now was of the bolt being pulled back. "I will devour you, Sir Integra. You cannot hide from these, the Freischuetze's bullets!"
Click-BOOM!, and the first bullet whirred out of the barrel to lance at Integra's head.
[[OOC: And yes, the simile at the start is purposefully flawed. ^^;]]
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