Dracula and Alucard : I

Tucker took several deep breaths to stabilise his messy breathing. His inner energy was in great disarray, and his strength was fading. His eyes were fixed upon the woman who stood before him, although he tried his best not to stare directly into her eyes.

The woman in question had a deeply bewitching appearance. Her eyes were as red as crimson, yet they carried a great allure that Tucker didn't understand. Although Tucker was a man, he was not lustful neither was he poor at controlling himself. Yet before this woman he couldn't muster the courage to attack.

The first thing he had done when he saw these strangers within the deserted village was to stroke, assuming that they were the cause of the mystery surrounding theissing villagers. He asked them to follow him to see his Lord, so that they Mane could question them personally. They insisted that they too had only arrived and didn't know what was going on. Obviously Tucker didn't believe them, and had stated that he would bring them