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I love this every time I read it.

I had a fantastic time reading this.

333 Beautiful!

I love this story. It's so great. You show a great empathy for each of the characters and I love how you brought Abraham and Alucard together through the patience of humanity, of compassion and the steady yet firm hand Abraham van hellsing was so well known for. I squeaked with glee while reading this and told my boyfriend... This author total understand s! Totally gets it! Im printing this out and keeping it. if you ever want to chat about the Lore or the story!

Ok, I had this idea that if in your story universe Dracula used sorcery to turn himself into a vampire, he had enchanted the house with a few domestic souls he collected so that the items and the house itself were alive (I guess a little like in Beauty and the Beast). They didn't do much, just kept the house from falling apart and making meals for the rare guests. I keep imagining him strolling through the kitchen casually with the hunters following very cautiously at his brovado, and all the knives coming to life to start carving ham and chopping vegetables and him looking at Harker and saying something like "I couldn't cook before I died, did you really think I could cook after?" *hides*

Yep. Kawaii as FUCK.

This shit's kawaii.

Woo! It's over! That sailor deserved what he got :P
I don't know why, but I found Mina's habit of calling Alucard "Vlad" was endearing. Maybe because it was his given name and no one else used it?

Dracula the hustler? It's certainly a humorous picture. He'll bleed you dry literally and figuratively!

"He was a monster.

And monsters were resigned to watching from the trees, seeing what they would never have."
Thank you for ripping my heart out with those two sentences.

I like that you mentioned how Dracula is, while subservient and submissive, not slavish or obsequious. He is still prideful, after all, and his own self.

Abraham's chastisement of Jonathan was awesome, but Mina's sharp understanding of Dracula and her telling him off was hilarious. She really would have been a perfect master.

Hee hee he's jealous. How cute.
It goes to show how mistrusting the group is that they think that Dracula is in control of Abraham and not the other way around. Ironic.

It is some kind of ironic justice that the people who thought Dracula would kill them ended up being saved by him. I'm a little disappointed in Mina not trusting him but my faith in her is reestablished by her prudence and solid spirit in the face of a raging blizzard.