Hellsing Fan Fiction / Yu-Gi-Oh! Fan Fiction ❯ Darkened Life ❯ Chapter 16
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By: MageDragon17 
Anime/Manga: Hellsing Fan Fiction / Yu-Gi-Oh! Fan Fiction | Genre(s): Action / Supernatural | Type: Crossover | Uploaded On: 03.06.2005 | Pages: 3 | Words: 2.0K | Visits: 217 | Status: Work In Progress
Anime/Manga: Hellsing Fan Fiction / Yu-Gi-Oh! Fan Fiction | Genre(s): Action / Supernatural | Type: Crossover | Uploaded On: 03.06.2005 | Pages: 3 | Words: 2.0K | Visits: 217 | Status: Work In Progress
Disclaimer: I don't own Yugioh or Hellsing.
-Telepathy-
(Thoughts)
Chapter 16
Bakura just didn't care anymore. He didn't care if Anderson came around the next corner and gutted him. He didn't care if the vampire that had changed him appeared in front of him and finished him off, he just didn't care anymore.
The concept of immortality hadn't really hit him until a little while ago. Knowing that he would continue to live an ageless life while his loved ones died made him wish he were already dead. It was why he didn't care anymore.
As he ran through the empty streets, all he could hear was his own footsteps echoing in the night. He ran and ran, all time meaningless. When he did stop, he looked around to see where he was. Close by was a site of demolished buildings, the beginnings of a construction site.
He ran toward it, deciding to try and test the abilities his body was capable of. He reached the barred gates and jumped, grabbing the top bar and flipped himself over, landing gracefully inside the site. He straightened and looked at the rubble around him. Some buildings were still partially standing, but the majority were down and ready to be hauled away.
Bakura walked silently through the site, passing time. He expected Anderson to pop out of the next pile of rubble each second, but the deranged priest never came. Bakura was rather surprised that the priest hadn't appeared, he actually felt a little disappointed.
"You really do want to die," came a silky voice behind Bakura.
Bakura stopped in mid-step, the voice striking a chord in his memory. Without turning around, Bakura asked, "Come to finish me off?"
The vampire chuckled, "Even if I wanted to, I don't see a point to it. Making you into what I am was a sheer accident, and would never have happened if you hadn't fought me."
"If I hadn't fought you I'd have dead," Bakura said.
"Oh?" the vampire asked, "Then why do you wish to be dead now, when before you fought to live?"
"I didn't know what you were then," Bakura answered. "All that was on my mind was getting away." He still kept his back to the vampire.
The vampire chuckled, "Well, now that you know what I am, would you try and kill me, for what I did to you?"
"I thought you had meant to kill me?" Bakura said. "You said changing me into what you are was a complete accident, all you had planned on me being was your next meal."
The vampire chuckled again, but this one made a chill go up Bakura's spine. It wasn't the fact that it sounded closer, it was the way he had laughed, the way he had made it sound so seductive. "That wasn't quite all I had planned for you." The vampire had come up on Bakura silently, and was no right behind him.
Bakura fought to stay still, fought to keep himself from turning around. Suddenly he felt something on his neck, and it turned out to be the other vampire's fingers. Bakura felt the fingernails skim down his neck, put they didn't puncture skin. All at once, the vampire's other ideas for him snapped into his mind. Bakura yanked out of the vampire's gripped and jumped away.
"Very interesting," the vampire said. "No one has ever broken out of that touch before."
Bakura took a good look at him now that he was facing him. The vampire's jet-black hair was too long to tell where it ended, and it looked like he held it back in a tie. He was tall, of course, and had piercing red eyes. Bakura also saw what he was expecting; the vampire was inhumanly attractive. Of course he wasn't human, but the fact that his features were so fine made it seem more than unnatural, even in vampire terms.
"Ah, so you finally show your face," the vampire said. "It appears that you've been in a few scrapes since I last saw you. That scar makes you look quite dangerous."
The grin that appeared on the vampire's face made Bakura shudder. But that wasn't the only thing that made Bakura nervous, it was the unwavering lust in the vampire's eyes. Bakura took a step back, "You're sick."
The vampire laughed loudly, "Oh you think so?"
Bakura gulped, "Only when the one you're going after wants no part in it." The vampire's grin on the vampire's face didn't falter.
The vampire smirked, "So that's it? Ha! Well then, care to join me for a late supper then?"
"What?" Bakura asked. The vampire's gaze shifted to look toward the gating. Bakura followed his gaze, and standing behind the bars were Tea and Yugi. "Shit!"
"Bakura!" Tea called.
The other vampire laughed quietly, "So, they're friends of yours. This should make things interesting." The vampire launched himself high into the air, descending toward the gate.
Bakura realized what he was doing just a few seconds before he landed. "You bastard!" He yelled as he raced for the gate.
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The vampire landed right in front of Tea. "So, who will be first?"
Yugi stepped in front of Tea and raised his gun. The vampire was too fast for him though. Before Yugi could even put pressure on the trigger, the vampire had knocked the gun out of his hands, backhanded him in the face, punched him in the stomach, causing Yugi to raise several feet off the ground, and then kicked him around the same area, sending Yugi flying to the end of the block, over a dozen feet away.
"Yugi!" Tea screamed.
"Don't worry about him," the vampire said, "Very soon you won't have to worry about anything at all." He grabbed her shoulders. Suddenly a hard flung stone slammed into the side of his head. "What the-?" He turned just in time to have Bakura's foot connect with him face, sending him flying a few feet.
"Bakura," Tea gasped.
"Go help Yugi," Bakura said. The anger he felt practically made his red eyes glow. Tea ran to Yugi just as the other vampire was getting to his feet.
"So," the vampire said, "You do have some fight in you."
"When you harm the only people in my life that I care about," Bakura hissed, "I have more than fight in me." A white glow appeared around in body.
"You're not ready for that, boy." Alucard appeared in front of Bakura. "Not now."
The vampire glared at Alucard, "This is not your fight, Alucard, the boy is mine."
Alucard laughed, "So, you show your face at last."
"Alucard!" Bakura yelled, "I want to deal with him!"
Alucard smirked, "Deal with him later, we have more company." He looked across the street.
Bakura looked in the same direction and gritted his teeth. Anderson stood just visible, holding two swords. "Now he shows up."
The other vampire chuckled, and vanished from sight, leaving Bakura and Alucard to deal with Anderson.
"Where'd your other friend go?" Anderson asked.
Alucard grunted and pulled out his jackal. "I'd love to play with you right now, but I'm afraid this just isn't the time." He fired two shots, hitting Anderson's legs, and then one more, hitting him in the arm. "Have a fun time regenerating that."
Anderson growled, but he could see an easy target. He raised his only good arm and threw his blade, straight at Tea and Yugi.
Bakura and Alucard reacted at the same time. Bakura started racing toward the two, and Alucard fired one shot at the flying blade. The bullet hit the blade, blowing it in half, but the pointed half continued to fly toward its intended target. Just as it was reaching the two humans, Bakura appeared, taking the blade in the just above his knee.
Bakura fell backwards, unable to hold his weight on that leg and not expecting the unexpected lose of balance. He grimaced as he grabbed the blade and pulled it out of his leg. He tossed the blade aside and turned to his two friends. "Are you two okay?"
"I'm fine," Tea said, "But I can't say if Yugi's been better or worse."
She was right. As of now, Yugi was unconscious, but the extent of his injuries was rather easy to see, at least for Bakura. Besides a split lip, blood was flowing out of his mouth, proving a few things, his ribs were broken and puncturing organs, and or he had lost several teeth due to the backhand he had gotten. It wouldn't be a surprise if his jaw were broken too.
"I would have to agree," Bakura said.
"I unit from the Hellsing organization will be here soon," Alucard said as he approached. He tossed Yugi's gun to Bakura, and then looked at the injured man and smirked. "Want me to put him out of his misery for you?" he asked, raising his jackal. Two guns were raised at him in reply. The vampire smirked again and put the jackal back in his coat, and then walked into the shadows to wait for the unit to arrive.
Bakura grumbled at Alucard under his breath as he put the gun on safety and jammed it into his belt.
"What do you think they will do about Yugi?" Tea asked.
Bakura looked back at his injured friend, "I'm not sure. I know Hellsing hasn't it's own medical section, but Integra could very well send him to a normal hospital. Though I don't know how we would explain his injuries if that were to happen."
"Hit by a car?" Tea offered.
Bakura shook his head, "They would ask why he wasn't brought in by ambulance."
"Then let's just hope that Integra doesn't send us to a normal hospital," Tea said.
Bakura nodded, just as the unit arrived.
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Author's Note: Dang, I'm on a writing spree and no one is reading this. Come on guys where are you? *Sigh* Oh well, you all will find it sooner or later, I hope. Review me and tell me what you think.
-Telepathy-
(Thoughts)
Chapter 16
Bakura just didn't care anymore. He didn't care if Anderson came around the next corner and gutted him. He didn't care if the vampire that had changed him appeared in front of him and finished him off, he just didn't care anymore.
The concept of immortality hadn't really hit him until a little while ago. Knowing that he would continue to live an ageless life while his loved ones died made him wish he were already dead. It was why he didn't care anymore.
As he ran through the empty streets, all he could hear was his own footsteps echoing in the night. He ran and ran, all time meaningless. When he did stop, he looked around to see where he was. Close by was a site of demolished buildings, the beginnings of a construction site.
He ran toward it, deciding to try and test the abilities his body was capable of. He reached the barred gates and jumped, grabbing the top bar and flipped himself over, landing gracefully inside the site. He straightened and looked at the rubble around him. Some buildings were still partially standing, but the majority were down and ready to be hauled away.
Bakura walked silently through the site, passing time. He expected Anderson to pop out of the next pile of rubble each second, but the deranged priest never came. Bakura was rather surprised that the priest hadn't appeared, he actually felt a little disappointed.
"You really do want to die," came a silky voice behind Bakura.
Bakura stopped in mid-step, the voice striking a chord in his memory. Without turning around, Bakura asked, "Come to finish me off?"
The vampire chuckled, "Even if I wanted to, I don't see a point to it. Making you into what I am was a sheer accident, and would never have happened if you hadn't fought me."
"If I hadn't fought you I'd have dead," Bakura said.
"Oh?" the vampire asked, "Then why do you wish to be dead now, when before you fought to live?"
"I didn't know what you were then," Bakura answered. "All that was on my mind was getting away." He still kept his back to the vampire.
The vampire chuckled, "Well, now that you know what I am, would you try and kill me, for what I did to you?"
"I thought you had meant to kill me?" Bakura said. "You said changing me into what you are was a complete accident, all you had planned on me being was your next meal."
The vampire chuckled again, but this one made a chill go up Bakura's spine. It wasn't the fact that it sounded closer, it was the way he had laughed, the way he had made it sound so seductive. "That wasn't quite all I had planned for you." The vampire had come up on Bakura silently, and was no right behind him.
Bakura fought to stay still, fought to keep himself from turning around. Suddenly he felt something on his neck, and it turned out to be the other vampire's fingers. Bakura felt the fingernails skim down his neck, put they didn't puncture skin. All at once, the vampire's other ideas for him snapped into his mind. Bakura yanked out of the vampire's gripped and jumped away.
"Very interesting," the vampire said. "No one has ever broken out of that touch before."
Bakura took a good look at him now that he was facing him. The vampire's jet-black hair was too long to tell where it ended, and it looked like he held it back in a tie. He was tall, of course, and had piercing red eyes. Bakura also saw what he was expecting; the vampire was inhumanly attractive. Of course he wasn't human, but the fact that his features were so fine made it seem more than unnatural, even in vampire terms.
"Ah, so you finally show your face," the vampire said. "It appears that you've been in a few scrapes since I last saw you. That scar makes you look quite dangerous."
The grin that appeared on the vampire's face made Bakura shudder. But that wasn't the only thing that made Bakura nervous, it was the unwavering lust in the vampire's eyes. Bakura took a step back, "You're sick."
The vampire laughed loudly, "Oh you think so?"
Bakura gulped, "Only when the one you're going after wants no part in it." The vampire's grin on the vampire's face didn't falter.
The vampire smirked, "So that's it? Ha! Well then, care to join me for a late supper then?"
"What?" Bakura asked. The vampire's gaze shifted to look toward the gating. Bakura followed his gaze, and standing behind the bars were Tea and Yugi. "Shit!"
"Bakura!" Tea called.
The other vampire laughed quietly, "So, they're friends of yours. This should make things interesting." The vampire launched himself high into the air, descending toward the gate.
Bakura realized what he was doing just a few seconds before he landed. "You bastard!" He yelled as he raced for the gate.
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The vampire landed right in front of Tea. "So, who will be first?"
Yugi stepped in front of Tea and raised his gun. The vampire was too fast for him though. Before Yugi could even put pressure on the trigger, the vampire had knocked the gun out of his hands, backhanded him in the face, punched him in the stomach, causing Yugi to raise several feet off the ground, and then kicked him around the same area, sending Yugi flying to the end of the block, over a dozen feet away.
"Yugi!" Tea screamed.
"Don't worry about him," the vampire said, "Very soon you won't have to worry about anything at all." He grabbed her shoulders. Suddenly a hard flung stone slammed into the side of his head. "What the-?" He turned just in time to have Bakura's foot connect with him face, sending him flying a few feet.
"Bakura," Tea gasped.
"Go help Yugi," Bakura said. The anger he felt practically made his red eyes glow. Tea ran to Yugi just as the other vampire was getting to his feet.
"So," the vampire said, "You do have some fight in you."
"When you harm the only people in my life that I care about," Bakura hissed, "I have more than fight in me." A white glow appeared around in body.
"You're not ready for that, boy." Alucard appeared in front of Bakura. "Not now."
The vampire glared at Alucard, "This is not your fight, Alucard, the boy is mine."
Alucard laughed, "So, you show your face at last."
"Alucard!" Bakura yelled, "I want to deal with him!"
Alucard smirked, "Deal with him later, we have more company." He looked across the street.
Bakura looked in the same direction and gritted his teeth. Anderson stood just visible, holding two swords. "Now he shows up."
The other vampire chuckled, and vanished from sight, leaving Bakura and Alucard to deal with Anderson.
"Where'd your other friend go?" Anderson asked.
Alucard grunted and pulled out his jackal. "I'd love to play with you right now, but I'm afraid this just isn't the time." He fired two shots, hitting Anderson's legs, and then one more, hitting him in the arm. "Have a fun time regenerating that."
Anderson growled, but he could see an easy target. He raised his only good arm and threw his blade, straight at Tea and Yugi.
Bakura and Alucard reacted at the same time. Bakura started racing toward the two, and Alucard fired one shot at the flying blade. The bullet hit the blade, blowing it in half, but the pointed half continued to fly toward its intended target. Just as it was reaching the two humans, Bakura appeared, taking the blade in the just above his knee.
Bakura fell backwards, unable to hold his weight on that leg and not expecting the unexpected lose of balance. He grimaced as he grabbed the blade and pulled it out of his leg. He tossed the blade aside and turned to his two friends. "Are you two okay?"
"I'm fine," Tea said, "But I can't say if Yugi's been better or worse."
She was right. As of now, Yugi was unconscious, but the extent of his injuries was rather easy to see, at least for Bakura. Besides a split lip, blood was flowing out of his mouth, proving a few things, his ribs were broken and puncturing organs, and or he had lost several teeth due to the backhand he had gotten. It wouldn't be a surprise if his jaw were broken too.
"I would have to agree," Bakura said.
"I unit from the Hellsing organization will be here soon," Alucard said as he approached. He tossed Yugi's gun to Bakura, and then looked at the injured man and smirked. "Want me to put him out of his misery for you?" he asked, raising his jackal. Two guns were raised at him in reply. The vampire smirked again and put the jackal back in his coat, and then walked into the shadows to wait for the unit to arrive.
Bakura grumbled at Alucard under his breath as he put the gun on safety and jammed it into his belt.
"What do you think they will do about Yugi?" Tea asked.
Bakura looked back at his injured friend, "I'm not sure. I know Hellsing hasn't it's own medical section, but Integra could very well send him to a normal hospital. Though I don't know how we would explain his injuries if that were to happen."
"Hit by a car?" Tea offered.
Bakura shook his head, "They would ask why he wasn't brought in by ambulance."
"Then let's just hope that Integra doesn't send us to a normal hospital," Tea said.
Bakura nodded, just as the unit arrived.
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Author's Note: Dang, I'm on a writing spree and no one is reading this. Come on guys where are you? *Sigh* Oh well, you all will find it sooner or later, I hope. Review me and tell me what you think.