sirenspull | ♱ 8 - Accidental Video ♱

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♱ 8 - Accidental Video ♱

[ Good afternoon, everyone. Please, enjoy your view of one Integra Fairbrook Wingates Hellsing, standing in the kitchen of the Stoker Manor, her blazer off, white sleeved shirt covered by the... pink apron she's wearing.

What is she doing, you might ask? She's attempting to cook, and by the looks of the kitchen, which is now a complete and utter DISASTER, she's not doing well.

Grumbling something, the heiress simply stares over at the stove, watching as the water she put on it just sort of boils over, along with the stupid spaghetti she put in it far too early. She continues staring for a moment, as though she really can't believe that this is happening, before she finally moves to turn the stove off.

In the process, however, she steps in some of the water that has boiled over onto the floor [fortunately, she's got shoes on!] and slides across it, having to rather ungracefully grapple onto the counter top to stay on her feet. This also sets off a chain reaction; a few of the jars that were on the counter are knocked down, crashing loudly onto the floor, sending whatever was in them splattering all over the place. ]

For fucks sake-- [ Fortunately, it is at this point the feed decides to end. ]

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I do. But I want to know if these companies have anything to do with said Darkness monsters. Do you remember those freak attacks a while back? That flu?

Of course I remember...

[Soma winced privately, remembering how close he had come to dying.]

But still, there are times where strange things happen, and it's because of the Core acting up.

Yes, but whose to say they didn't have something to do with that? They know more than they will ever let on, and I want to know everything they do.

[Soma let out a breath.]

You really are a risk taker, you know that?

[ She flashes him a small smile at that. She can't deny it. ]

I have nothing to lose here, so why not?

[Soma paused for a moment, before he shrugged.]

You... have a point. I still wouldn't want to experience dying, personally.

There is a reason I don't allow myself to get too attached to people at home, and death is exactly the reason why. Although I've found that being here, there are a few people who I am quite fond of.

[ While she won't openly say it, the look on her face should have told poor Soma that he was one of the people she was closest to. ]

I've come close to death before, it doesn't bother me. As a matter of fact, I'm almost sure that I will die at home, should I return. My forces have dwindled and as it stands, it is just Alucard, Seras, and myself.

[...talk about a sobering conversation. Soma looked down at his plate, letting out a soft breath.]

I don't know... perhaps that would be enough, even against impossible odds.

Alucard and Seras will be fine, I'm sure of it. Alucard, the last I saw of him... I'd ordered him to take care of-- [ She paused, unsure of how to label it. ]

--a traitor. Seras and I were just on our way to face our main opponent to end the war. I don't care if I die, though. At least I know I will die doing my job to the best of my abilities.

[ She shrugs again, rolling her bad shoulder, listening to it crack rather loudly. ]

The very first attempt on my life was when I was twelve years old, so having death threats here will be nothing, I'm sure.

[Soma let out another breath, nodding slightly. He didn't really know what to say that wouldn't sound hollow, or like an attempt to draw the conversation away, so he didn't.]

[ He didn't have to. She did it for him, slipping back into casual conversation was something she was fairly good at. She'd had years of practice, after all. ]

You, on the other hand, have college to worry about. A fate worse than death, if you ask me.

[Soma attempted a smile, though it was obvious the gloomy conversation was still on his mind despite the topic change.]

It's really not that bad.

Yes, well, that's because you are smart. I'm certain you will have no problems.

[ Finishing her dinner, at least what she could -- there was still some left on her plate, but really, Integra had never been a big eater, she sighed and leaned back in her seat. ]

Yes... you're smart too, you know. Just in different ways.

[He looked rather pleased with that last bit, as if he had made a point and knew it. Soma didn't say anything more as he finished off his own plate, going to collect hers to wash up.]

Thank you. That's very sweet of you to say.

[ She smiled at him. Standing up, she stretched for a moment, before humming thoughtfully. ]

Shall I go grab the movie?

Sure; I'll be right there after I take care of the dishes.

Thank you. I'll go get things ready.

[ She flashes him a small smile, before grabbing her water and moving to go grab the DVD. From there, she brings it back out into the living room area and sets up the DVD player and TV, before plopping down onto the couch and waiting for poor Soma. ]

[Soma made quick work of the dishes, but he didn't come in immediately. The reason why became obvious as a popping sound came from the kitchen: can't watch movies without popcorn, Integra.]

[He came in once the popping had died, a big bowl of fluffy white popcorn for the both of them to share in his hands.]

[ Hey man, it's all good. She's fiddling around with the DVD box, anyways, reading up on the 'extras' and deleted scenes and all that. Blinking when the poor young man enters, she scoots over on the couch to make room for him. ]

[Soma slipped down next to her, setting the popcorn bowel between them. He blinked at the screen she was shuffling through, tilting his head.]

I don't understand why they include things like this on DVDs. If the scene was deleted, there's a good reason for it, right? Why show it off after the fact?

[...so. The scene was Dracula reincarnated sitting next to the daughter of Helsing, commenting on a movie that came out back in the 1970s. The ridiculousness of the situation brought to his mind the image of a super deformed Dracula faceplanting over it. He had to bite his lip to keep from smiling.]

[ Crossing her left leg over her right, she merely shrugged her shoulders a bit, chuckling. ]

I suppose it makes the film more 'valuable' or something. Especially a classic like this. This is one of Alucard's favorite movies, I should point out.

[ And thus, she clicks back to the main menu, and hits play. The opening scene begins. ]

...And you will see why in a moment.

[ Pausing, she jumps up, flicks the lights off for -ADDED EFFECT- and sits back down next to Soma again. ]

[Soma raised an eyebrow at her, but didn't comment as the movie continued. Strange that the credits were shown at the beginning of the movie, he didn't think they did things like that outside of TV. Also strange, most of the people were probably dead in his time...]

[...okay, people hanging around on the beach, drinking and... something? Wow, this movie was old. He could count the grains dancing along people's faces.]

[...oooo...kay... and suddenly people are running around throwing off clothes. He couldn't help but think that Alucard's favorite part; what a pervert.]

[...hey, maybe if he squinted, he'd be able to see if she really was completely naked or n--]

[Soma first jumped when the woman in the water suddenly jerked around. It was so obviously fake, but damn if the sudden movement didn't make his heart hit the back of his throat.]

Oh...

[ Integra stopped watching the movie within the first few minutes. Instead, she was casually glancing at poor Soma out of the corner of her eye, watching his reactions and trying not to smile.

At this point, the poor woman in the water was doomed; her horrified screams of 'GOD HELP ME PLEASE HELP ME' didn't seem to bother Integra much, nor did the fact that she was being jerked through the water.

After the last screams of "PLEASE GOD HELP", the woman disappeared into the depths, and Integra bit her tongue to keep herself from snickering. ]

...Do you see why?

[Soma pressed a hand to his forehead.]

Oh... yes... I completely understand...

...I should have made you watch this before we went to the beach.

[ She smirked, taking a few popcorn kernels and popping them into her mouth. Really, his reactions were far more entertaining than the movie itself. ]

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