"Are you sure?.. What if I were to go crazy?."

Got the idea from my pookie: heehookatie

Link: Found it on YouTube

Story:

You sat quietly at the long dining table in Hellsing Manor, the candlelight casting flickering shadows across the ornate room. Beside you sat Seras Victoria, her presence a strange but familiar comfort amidst the mansion’s cold grandeur.

Your hand rested on the table, faintly stained red, earlier, you’d opened a blood pack and gently smeared some of it across your skin. It wasn’t the first time you’d done this. Over time, you’d come to understand that Seras needed to feed, but more than that, she needed someone to trust her not to lose control.

Earlier that evening, she had sat stiffly across from you, eyes wide with worry, her hands trembling slightly in her lap.

Seras Victoria: “Are you sure? ...What if I were to go crazy?” She had whispered, her voice laced with fear and self-doubt.

You remembered the way her eyes searched yours, like she was begging you to see the monster she feared she was. But you hadn't flinched. You’d simply offered your hand.

Now, the silence between you was peaceful, intimate, even, as Seras leaned forward and gently licked the blood from your fingers. There was something almost cat-like in the way she moved: slow, deliberate, her tongue soft and careful, her expression calm.

It wasn’t just about hunger.

She was in control.

And you could feel how much it meant to her, how much she wanted to prove that she could be trusted, that she wouldn’t hurt you. Even after doing this countless times, it never failed to strike you how deeply Seras cared. For all her strength, all her power, she still looked at you like she was afraid of doing the wrong thing. Like your safety mattered more to her than her own instincts.

Her crimson eyes flicked up to meet yours, a hint of nervousness still lingering in them.

(But you just smiled.

And slowly, without a word, she returned to her task, carefully, reverently, treating the moment like something sacred.

Because to her, it was.

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