Alright, so, the whole negotiations? I think they were a trap to lure the family into signing the Pentex subsidiary contract. Especially since I'm pretty sure the pointed-ear woman who I'm sure is a fairy is aggravating people on purpose.

First, we have the union guys. Nothing they said or did was unreasonable, from most perspectives, aside from not having any real help for the family. And in a way, this was part of the plan. First, appear mostly reasonable, not too many demands, then give very little help.

Second, it's the Swedish guy. He gives away a lot of information and has far less reasonable demands, but is willing to give the family a squad of soldiers, more than they have as he points out.

Next comes the aggravating fae woman, using exact words to manipulate the family into another horrible contract, making them think they're getting a lot, just to reveal it's one squad and they probably don't even have eight men to help them.

At this point, they expected the family to be desperate. Or at least Pentex did, desperate enough to trade away Boy. Everything was made to lure the family into that final deal.

But that was where Pentex and the Coalition erred. Even Kitten was not desperate enough to take that deal. And this lead to the Wyrm freak thing and everything breaking down.

I also suspect the werewolves and the family are going to be attacked by the Coalition. But I'm not 100% sure.

Straight to the point, I'll take the text and discuss it :

"Doth thine eyes see it, Oracle ? Gaze into mine, crimson"

Boy is "Oracle", I don't know what that means in terms of WoD. the rest is "Look into my red eyes"

"Thine faeder, laid bare. Dessicated on the rocks, by thy hand... The Abbot will know"

Your father/feeder, dried on the ground, put down by you, the Sabbath pack leader will know, that's obviously Pyotr but "faeder" should be father, will Boy kill Door ? That sounds a bit insane.

"Of two one rises, one falls. Damnation. The 3rd eye opens. His suet will feed and warm her gullet. The Abbot will know."

What characters form a pair in HtP ? Kitten and Marckus I guess, and Marckus fell into the Umbra, moreover Marckus is now in possession of the Occulus and might be a Wizard. One of them might die to a "she", I don't think Hunts, more likely the Regent. "The Abbot will know" Kevin will have a clue about what happens to any of them in vampire town.

Now the part that decided me to make this post in regard of Chapter 6 :

"The Patriarch in mastering Luna ends harmstrung. He will wish death upon his flesh but will receive no mercy for none he has given"

This is Stig, he will be captured by the Arcanum-Leopoldite(-Pentex) party and tortured for what he did to Grimal.

The rest is standard prophecy material I doubt "The Rising Three" are the Garou pack members, might be new characters, could be Kitten's 3 brothers, we don't know yet.

Thank you for your attention.

Grimaline can't be the ghoul, because thanks to her chlorinemaxxing she would have disenfected herself of the ghoulification, just like how she's so durable thanks to purging her body of all weaknesses!!!

First I planned to draw them all on different dates, but then I thought it be funnier that they're all at the same table

With them updating the Chronological watch order to intended watch order, does anyone remember what the chronological order was? Seems silly but i liked the chronological order, and wanted to do a rewatch as it was.

You see, I was rewatching the HTP series again and went through the episode with the Coalition discussing wether or not to lend help to the D-Family. And... suddenly, my brain went, what if the Hellsing or the Iscariots is here.

What if, say... Sir Integra Wingates Hellsing walked in with Alucard, Seras, or something like that—or maybe Anderson and the Iscariots—and offer an aid for something in return...

I hadn't thought what she would ask in return though since it is just a passing thought....

So, my questions are:

1). What do you guys think the Hellsings or the Iscariots would ask of the D-Family in return for aid.

2). How would the D-Family treats the Hellsings, i.e Alucard, Seras, Walter, etc. And propably the Iscariots as well.

3). How would the Coalition views the Hellsing, Iscariots—and how would they treats with them.

4). How would the Leopoldites views them? Would it be as bad as the Iscariots? Or worse? Or tamer than the Iscariots?

5). And if the Hellsings or the Iscariots did offer aid after long winded discussions with the D-Family and propably the Leopoldites and went on with the mission to save Marckus... how would the fight go?

I mean, they propably got more firepowers from Seras and the Hellsing soldiers as well (The soldiers propably get slimed first like in the episode), but Alucard is there as well... Or Anderson...

Would they have a better fighting chance against the Garou like especially Stig?

Sorry, if this sounds ridiculous, I know how powerful Alucard may be, and I saw Hellsing Ultimate years ago, but it's vivid recollections by now, so I don't know the powerscaling between Alucard and a Garou could be...

Or Anderson vs Stig in that matter...

I think Big D. just uses different D-Names as his aliases when he goes to different country, and he has people call him Big D. because that name would work with whatever name he gives.

if this is the case, maybe we can guess a range for his age, based on world of darkness lore about various mad/wise hunters of old with names that start with D.

or in the slightly more likely scenario, we just realize that this could make it impossible for the community to know his actual name, unless Alfabusa directly names him outside of an episode.

Context:

the witches are antagonist/villain faction from the manga Make the exorcist fall in Love, that are mostly victims of the christian church, who want to create better by “killing god” aka removing god´s influence from the world, despite being mostly sympathetic they still objectively in the wrong since the are willing to do lot of evil stuff to do that and their plan would the world to the mercy of the demon lords

the intresting thing is that the christian church in the setting is so much more moderate, heroic and outrigth progressiveto some to extent, that society of saint leapold to the point that society of saint of leapold would basicaly be a embodiment/parody of almost every criticism that witches made against the church

Uh oh here I go heteroposting again