In fairness, I didn't think he would arrive, honestly. I suppose I foolishly thought that a powerful Dracula would not be drawn to this place. Beyond what Sir Hellsing told me, I know about him from Rip. Frankly, I'm not concerned about him.
[He'd been debating whether he ought to wait a few days to ask Alucard whether he'd seen his father or not. Who knows whether the vampire is even going to be around for long?
Alucard's answer to his question makes his decision for him, though, and he's knocking lightly at the back door of the dhampir's house a few minutes after he receives it. No message back, he's just -- shown up.]
[It surprises him that Trevor is just coming over after the conversation like that. There's a puzzled expression on Alucard's face when he opens the door, stepping aside to let him inside.]
Trevor?
[...Maybe he shouldn't have said that. Maybe it was too forward after all. Maybe he was wrong.]
[Fortunately, the puzzled expression doesn't have to last for long. As soon as Alucard opens the door to him, instead of slipping instead he steps forward quickly, placing his hands on either side of the dhampir's face so he can kiss him firmly, eyes sliding closed.]
[Well. The kiss is very rarely ever not wanted. He slips his eyes closed and he presses in, welcoming the affection. He reaches up and cups the hunter's jawline.]
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No, just Sypha.
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we'll get back to her, Alucard.
[Or he'll literally die. Either way.]
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I know. She's able to take care of herself just fine.
It does often feel like I am lacking without her.
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[Okay, see, he can also make very sad jokes.]
at least you know better than to let me try and cook for us without her.
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[sigh!!]
I was there when you tried to cook the rabbit I caught.
I couldn't forget that so easily.
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Alucard's answer to his question makes his decision for him, though, and he's knocking lightly at the back door of the dhampir's house a few minutes after he receives it. No message back, he's just -- shown up.]
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Trevor?
[...Maybe he shouldn't have said that. Maybe it was too forward after all. Maybe he was wrong.]
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Alucard.
[Now isn't the time to lose your nerve, damn it.]
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Yes?
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No, okay. He can do this.]
I ... love you. I need you to know that.
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For once, in a great while, they are not ones he hates. Leaning in, he presses another tender kiss to Trevor's mouth.]
I love you, too.
And I know I would be all the more lost without you at my side.
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His breath is ragged, soft.]
I don't know what I'd do if you weren't here.
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He knows himself, what he would do. And it isn't a good answer.]
Then I'm glad neither of us need to wonder right now.
Will you-- come in? And stay for a bit.
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[He nods, settling his arms around Alucard's waist. He kisses the underside of the dhampir's chin, the curve of his throat.
He takes a breath.]
I ... meant to ask you if you'd run into anyone from our world, lately.
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...My father, you mean.
[If Trevor is asking that, then that's the only person he can think of.]
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