"Princess, come along, don't get distracted." Alucard scolded you gently as you walked away from him in the lobby.

"Shut the fuck up." You waved a hand at him.

"Darling, I insist." He stopped walking.

You didn't even respond as you picked up a pen that was on a table.

"Come here now. Without the stabbing utensil. Or you shall see what real pain feels like." His eyes turned towards you and a shiver went up your spine. "I am in a rush and I don't have time for you to play."

"Fuck you." You mumbled as you put the pen down and sulked over to the tall, dark vampire.

"Perhaps you'll get to, if you're a good girl." He patted your head. "Now, keep your mouth shut."

You both approached the hotel's manager and with a grumpy look, you did follow directions.

"I'm the one who reserved the suite." Alucard smiled.

"Yes. You have the suite on the top floor, Mr. J.H. Blenner."

You laughed, but felt a cold hand on your shoulder, squeezing it very tightly.

Behind you, Bernadotte was guiding his men in with a coffin. Alucard's coffin.

"It's the suite on the top floor." Alucard turned around.

"Roger!!" Bernadotte gave him a thumbs-up. "Hey, over here, he says it's on the top floor!"

"S-Sir... for luggage that large... this hotel..." The manager stumbled.

"There's no problem." Another shiver came up your spine as Alucard's voice gave that same commanding presence.

"No, I can't agree with that. For a huge piece of luggage like that, it's a bit..."

Instantly, Alucard turned around and leaned over the counter, pushing down the manager's glasses.

"There is no problem." His dark eyes burned into the human's.

"There... is... no... problem..." The manager repeated.

"There is no problem." He smiled.

"There is  no problem."

"Let's go, Bernadotte, hurry up and bring it in." Alucard turned back and put his sunglasses on.

"Whaaa?" The leader of the Wild Geese questioned him. "What the hell did you do? Magic?"

"I didn't do anything. Is there some problem with transporting it?"

"More like it's going too well."

".......Really, heh."

"What is it?"

"There's no problem. Looks like it'll be a fun vacation, yes, my princess?" He pushed your back and started a quick pace up to his private room.

As you both arrived up there, it was quiet. However, Bernadotte had followed you up and quickly disrupted the silence.

"This isn't fair!! I have to stay in some cheap hotel in the city! Oh, how unfair! Stupid Englishman! Stupid Englishwoman!" He cursed you both.

"Sometimes, it's better to be in a cheap hotel." Alucard quipped as he drew you in closely. "Less people to hear you, my darling."

"Is. That. So." Bernadotte scowled.

"It's quiet. That's not like her." You spoke up, looking towards the coffin. You worried about your big sister.

"Yeah, she was a real pain in the ass on the way here, guess she wore herself out or gave up, so now she's sleeping."  Bernadotte shrugged.

"Go open your big sister's coffin. I'm sure your 'Sera-ra' would prefer it." He cooed to you as he whipped off the cover to his own sleeping arrangement.

"So that's your coffin..." Bernadotte spoke.

"This is my last domain. Born and died here..."

"That's a suite all right, so you don't have anything either?... Anyway we start the investigation tomorrow. I'll come pick you up sometime in the evening. Night is better, right? For you vampires." Bernadotte sighed.

"You should look forward to it more." He bent down and helped you, the person struggling to open the coffin, as he spoke.

"Looks like it'll be fun here."