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Artoria PendragonArtoria PendragonRin TohsakaRin TohsakaShirou EmiyaShirou EmiyaArcherArcherIchigo KurosakiIchigo KurosakiAlucardAlucardKisuke UraharaKisuke UraharaIntegra HellsingIntegra Hellsing
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Archer

Damn it... I didn't see this coming...

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Characters in this story

  • Artoria Pendragon
  • Rin Tohsaka
  • Shirou Emiya
  • Archer
  • Ichigo Kurosaki — The protagonist of Bleach. Born with an unusually powerful spiritual presence, Ichigo begins the story as a fifteen-year-old high school student capable of seeing ghosts. After meeting the Shinigami Rukia Kuchiki, he receives her powers during a Hollow attack and becomes a Substitute Shinigami.
  • Alucard — The principal antihero of Hellsing. An extraordinarily powerful vampire employed by the British Hellsing Organization, he serves as its ultimate weapon against vampires, ghouls and other supernatural threats. Despite his position as humanity's defender, Alucard is himself a terrifying monster.
  • Kisuke Urahara
  • Integra Hellsing
Story transcript

Archer: Damn it... I didn't see this coming...

Archer: Why, Alucard? We were supposed to be allies.

Alucard: Allies? How disappointing. I expected more from you, Archer.

Alucard: This is merely the beginning of tonight's entertainment.

Tohsaka Rin: Get away from him, you monster! Gandr!

Alucard: Your magic is impressive, girl. But your heart belongs to a greater purpose now.

Tohsaka Rin: What... did you put inside me? I feel... different...

Tohsaka Rin: (This isn't ordinary magic. It's something ancient... corrupting...)

Artoria Pendragon: Your betrayal ends here, Alucard! For my Master and for Rin!

Alucard: Too late, King of Knights. The seed is planted. You'll never understand why until it's too late.

Kisuke Urahara: So he went through with it after all. The madman actually did it.

Kisuke Urahara: (The truth would break them all. Better they think it was simple betrayal than learn what's truly been set in motion.)