Integra was unfortunately teased by him, and a part of her wondered if he had done it on purpose to her to get a rise out of her, as Integra was serious and straight to the point to get him to finish the mission and the tasks she set out for him. And he teased her because Integra has no hope to live a normal life or even get married due to being very focused on her role and to her career.
No explanation needed or necessary as Integra had seen the videos. She and Seras found them to look for any clues when they salvaged the ruined zeppelin when the Major recorded pretty much everything of his twisted and awful achievements. Rip's last moments of life and suffering at his hands, and her death was recorded, and Integra made her best efforts to archived everything happened in that terrible year.
"I know. I had seen the video. It was recorded. Your leader recorded everything. He was a sick man." Or rather a robot who carries the evil will of a twisted prodigy and mind. She sighed. Her previous ire and jealousy was soon perished, as she realized her ideal of the count was a mere fantasy. Afterward, when the war is over, she pursued her dream of becoming a doctor to resume a normal life and go with the flow of time.
Integra shut down her computer to end her task for the night. At her request, there's a bit of amusement...and pity for the monster she locked up in the cell. A formal criminal asking for new glasses? Well, her cell only contains a bed with no t.v or even books to read. No entertainment. While the cell is clean, comfortable, and bland white...it's a small space when there's a big world outside. But a monster must be contained.
Then with consideration, Integra gazed at the other woman evenly with her icy blue eyes. Her glasses glare from the light. "Hmph. So, you asked that of me? Do you think you deserved it after what you did to those people before we found you?"
In other words, Integra believed she should suffer and kept her locked up as her prisoner, to keep the world safe. Even though there's a fair amount of Alucard's blood mixing in her veins, it's far too much that her vampirism is irreversible, permanent, and no cure. It's only fair for the pain and suffering she did to those people in Brazil. Integra, even she practiced ethics of a doctor and know the weight of compassion, she wants to weight fairness and justice as well.
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Date: 2018-11-02 02:28 am (UTC)From:No explanation needed or necessary as Integra had seen the videos. She and Seras found them to look for any clues when they salvaged the ruined zeppelin when the Major recorded pretty much everything of his twisted and awful achievements. Rip's last moments of life and suffering at his hands, and her death was recorded, and Integra made her best efforts to archived everything happened in that terrible year.
"I know. I had seen the video. It was recorded. Your leader recorded everything. He was a sick man." Or rather a robot who carries the evil will of a twisted prodigy and mind. She sighed. Her previous ire and jealousy was soon perished, as she realized her ideal of the count was a mere fantasy. Afterward, when the war is over, she pursued her dream of becoming a doctor to resume a normal life and go with the flow of time.
Integra shut down her computer to end her task for the night. At her request, there's a bit of amusement...and pity for the monster she locked up in the cell. A formal criminal asking for new glasses? Well, her cell only contains a bed with no t.v or even books to read. No entertainment. While the cell is clean, comfortable, and bland white...it's a small space when there's a big world outside. But a monster must be contained.
Then with consideration, Integra gazed at the other woman evenly with her icy blue eyes. Her glasses glare from the light. "Hmph. So, you asked that of me? Do you think you deserved it after what you did to those people before we found you?"
In other words, Integra believed she should suffer and kept her locked up as her prisoner, to keep the world safe. Even though there's a fair amount of Alucard's blood mixing in her veins, it's far too much that her vampirism is irreversible, permanent, and no cure. It's only fair for the pain and suffering she did to those people in Brazil. Integra, even she practiced ethics of a doctor and know the weight of compassion, she wants to weight fairness and justice as well.