Naruto Blood Moon Chapter 3

The Vale

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#1
Not quite what I intended when I started out writing this chapter, but I think it came out ok. Let me know. Originally the title was going to be Memories, but that didnÆt seem to fit once I reached the end of the chap, so here it is.

Blood Moon 3

Becoming
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The first night in his new home was uncomfortable for Naruto, the unfamiliar surroundings making it hard for him to relax. The small apartment was located under a bridge in one of the more run down parts of the village. Thin walls meant the sound of revellers taking part in the annual festival crossing over the bridge passed through barely lessened at all. Eventually however, the young boy drifted into a fitful sleep.
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"IÆm bored.ö

Within the darkness of the chamber, Dracula gazed at the large door to his cage, the unusual seal that bound him to the boy shaping a large part of the cage design.

Usually the Nosferatou would occupy himself with reading the minds of those around his vessel, learning about the village that Little Flame protected with his life and seeing what the villagers thought about his vessel.

Suffice to say what he had learned reinforced his intense disgust at the human race. The murder of his first wife, beautiful Janna, born of his Romany people and beloved by the people of Wallachia had been what first unleashed his fury and hatred upon humanity.

Death, destruction, bloodshed and fear followed in his wake as he had visited his pain upon humanity, searching for one who could end his suffering. And then his defeat at the hands of Van Hellsing, submitting to the control arts binding him to the Hellsing line, as his honour demanded.

Integra, his second love, and Seras his third. How he missed them. They had been betrayed by the Round Table, the fools deciding that the Hellsing Organization was too ôdangerousö to allow its existence. They sent their operatives at noon, calling on the Iscariot Organization and their regenerator, Alexander Anderson, to raze the building to the ground. He had felt them die, his bond to them both stronger than any other. His rage would have been unleashed then, vengeance ingrained deep in his Romany heart, save for the betrayal of the Angel of Death Walter. In the instant of his loves death, waking Dracula, then named Alucard from his slumber, Walter had activated the flamethrowers he had built into AlucardÆs coffin in secret, rendering his body into ash, to remain dormant until blood was shed onto the remains.

He had no idea how long he had been asleep. Upon his awakening the desire for vengeance, bloodshed, was as fresh as it had been on that day. He could not remember what had awakened him, blinded by his emotions until he came upon a village, slaughtering them and consuming their blood to regain his strength. It was then that he stripped himself of the name Alucard, returning once more to the name Dracula, Prince of Wallachia, Romany.

Unfortunately he could not alleviate his current boredom with the usual means since the villagers were momentarily beyond the currently limited reach of his powers.

ôI wonder what Fishcake is thinkingàö

Directing his powers out through the bars of his cage, Dracula reached out and touched the mind of the fitfully sleeping Naruto.

ôWho the hell are you?ö

Dracula smiled as he found himself looking at Naruto, somehow not surprised the boy had appeared in front of his cage the moment their minds made contact.

ôMy name is Dracula.ö
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The morning sun streaming in through his window awoke Naruto, a thoughtful expression on his face as he listened to the birdsong drifting in the air whilst making himself breakfast.

æI need to go see Ojii-san.Æ

With that decision made, Naruto cleaned up the mess from breakfast and set off to the Hokage Tower.
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ôDaddy look! ItÆs that boy again! Can I go play with him now? Please?ö

Looking in the direction his daughter was pointing, Teuchi saw a strangely thoughtful Naruto walking through the crowded street. Smiling at Ayame, he nodded his head. At her beaming smile he quickly added on a condition.

ôBut only for a while ok? I want you home in time for dinner.ö

ôOk Otoo-san, I promise.ö

With that his little girl skipped happily over to meet her, hopefully, new friend.
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ôHello! My name is Ayame, whatÆs yours?ö

Naruto was startled out of his thoughts by the cheerful voice addressing him, unused to having people speak to him in such a way, let alone a stranger.

ôUm, my name is Naruto.ö

The smile on AyameÆs face was contagious as she rocked back and forwards on her feet, hands behind her back and head tilted slightly to the side. A picture of cute childish innocence.

ôDo you want to be my friend?ö

Naruto blinked twice as his mind processed her words. His smile turned into a full fledged grin as he nodded happily, completely forgetting his earlier destination.

ôThat sounds great Ayame-chan!ö

The two shortly found themselves in one of KonohaÆs parks, playing tag, hide and seek (which Naruto always won) and generally just being carefree kids, laughing, playing and learning about their new friend until it was time for Ayame to go home for dinner.

ôBye Naruto-kun, IÆll see you later æk?ö

ôHai Ayame-chan!ö

Waving to his new friend with a huge grin on his face as she left the park, Naruto suddenly remembered why he had been going to see his Ojii-san.

æI better get going!Æ

With that thought he quickly set off to the Hokage Tower, a thoughtful look once again settling on his face.
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ôNaruto? Is something wrong?ö

Raising his contemplative gaze from the floor of the Hokage Office, Naruto blinked a few times, taking in his surroundings. He had been so deep in thought he hadnÆt even realised that he had reached his destination.

ôOjii-san, I had something strange happen last night. This guy in a red hat and coat in a cage that had bars that looked like the marks on my hands told me his name was Dracula and that he was sealed inside me and told me about attacking the village and why he did it and how I reminded him of when he was a kid and said I should tell you that he was going to teach me stuff because IÆm interesting and heÆs bored.ö

Naruto took a deep breath after having spoken such a long sentence with no breaks, holding it in as the Sandaime looked at him emotionlessly exhaling a large cloud of smoke after drawing from his pipe.

ôThen you have met the No Life Kingà I should have expected this to happen sooner or later.ö

NarutoÆs eyes filled with tears as he looked at the man he called Grandfather.

ôWhy didnÆt you tell me?! Why didnÆt you tell me why they all hate me?!ö

It broke Sarutobi's heart to see his grandson like this, to see the look of betrayal in those sad eyes.

ôI am sorry Naruto, I thought that, if I told you before you were old enough to understand, then you would think that you were Nosferatou, a re-incarnation of Dracula, instead of his vessel, a separate person.ö

Naruto sniffled as he wiped away his tears, his sadness replaced with hope when he heard the old manÆs explanation. It took several weeks of explanation before Naruto fully grasped the concept of what he was and accepted it. He made a promise to Sandaime to keep it secret unless he felt it was important for someone to know.

One month later, the first year of his training at the Shinobi Academy began.
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NarutoÆs first year of the Academy was uneventful. With his unique style of learning it took him much more time and effort than other students to master the simple shinobi skills being taught however, once he had learned them they became his, NarutoÆs ability to utilise them in an unexpected and effective manner causing teachers to call him the most ôsurprisingö student in the Academy. This however did not shift him from his position as the dead last of the class since by the time he mastered a skill, the time limit to do so had long since past. There were of course exceptions, rope tying for example. It was during this time that he began to pull pranks.

Once the Hokage found out he decided to give Naruto a few pointers on evasion tactics for when he was being chased, as well as telling him trap skills were important for a shinobi. This spurned him into creating prank traps to get more practice, as well as have some fun. Naruto wasnÆt very good at it however, as nine times out of ten they would backfire on him.

Dracula had also begun to talk to Naruto telepathically, teaching him little things about observing people, giving hints every now and then as well as making seemingly random statements that when thought back on later turned out to be very insightful. In this manner NarutoÆs mind was continuously exercising itself as he tried to figure out the meaning behind his tenantÆs mysterious words and peoples interactions, gradually learning to ôread between the lines,ö as what was not spoken or done was often as important as what was. It also served to improve his memory incrementally as he tried to remember as much as he could so he wouldnÆt miss any hidden meanings. By observing people and following DraculaÆs other instructions his awareness of people and his surroundings gradually improved. It was slow going and due to his limited social interaction, stifled by the villagerÆs hatred, he was only slightly more adept than an average seven year old, but in a decade or so he would be a master at it, thanks to DraculaÆs centuries of experience.

Whenever Naruto got a day off from the academy or training he would visit his friend Ayame or her dad who ran a ramen stall called IchirakuÆs. Only one event sullied the memory of his fifth year of life.
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The apartment was shrouded in darkness as Naruto returned to his humble abode after a long day of ôtrainingö aka pranks. Not bothering to turn on the lights the young boy stumbled tiredly over to his bed, easily finding it in the darkness and falling into an exhausted, dreamless sleep the instant his head hit the pillow.

Or at least, that is what would have happened, if it werenÆt for the fact that as soon as he opened the door someone grabbed his vest, hauling him up from the floor and slamming him against the wall, knocking the breath from him as the door was slammed shut.

ôYou will never learn our secrets, Alucard. Your father tried to destroy us, and now you die for his crimes.ö

It had become a common sentiment over the years, to address Naruto as the son of Dracula, coming up with the name Alucard in order to tell the two monsters apart. It was using this premise that allowed them to still despise him and treat him as though he were the No Life King himself, despite his obvious human level of strength and development, passing it off as he had not yet grown into his Nosferatou powers.

Naruto felt the man press his body against the wall, his assailant leaning against him in an attempt to utilise superior strength and body mass to smother Naruto to death, as well as preventing him from fighting back. And it was working.

The villager, for no shinobi would kill in such a manner, leaned his head forward to whisper directly in NarutoÆs ear as the boyÆs body began to grow heavy, spots dancing before his eyes, a dull roar filling his ears, both individuals remaining faceless in the darkness of the apartment.

ôHow does it feel Nosferatou? To be helpless, feeling your body die around you as the Shinigami comes to drag your demonic essence to the abyss?ö

æNoà I wonÆt dieà not like thisà help meàÆ

NarutoÆs silent cry went unanswered, but he did not give in. Determination swelled up within him, the core of who he was coming out as his life began to fade. Even as his heartbeat slowed to a crawl, his vision cleared, the darkness suddenly clear as day, strength returning to his limbs slowly. With all his effort he barely managed to gasp out a whisper into his attackerÆs ear.

ôI wonÆt dieàö

With that Naruto, a mere child of five and a half years old, opened his mouth wide and bit down as hard as he could, his fangs sinking deeply into the assassinÆs neck, the force of the manÆs racing heartbeat sending blood gushing down his throat, filling his mouth with a sweet, coppery taste. Within moments the villager lay dead on the floor, the beating of his own heart leaving his body devoid of blood, not a single drop having touched the apartmentÆs floor.

Naruto fell forward limply to one knee, left fist planted on the floor, right forearm on raised knee, head bent forward, his hair obscuring his face from view as the sky outside let loose a torrent of rain, bolts of crimson lightning falling to earth in the distance in time to his slowly beating heart, the red light accompanying the crack of thunder illuminating NarutoÆs home a blood red with each strike from the heavens.

Looking up as another flash of red filled the room, the sound of thunder resonated through the room as crimson eyes the colour of blood looked up from under black streaked bangs.

ôI wonÆt dieàö
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yeah I know, I probably shouldnÆt have done it, but I swear, it just happened! Still fits in with the overall way I want this story to go though, so no big. Chap once again written today, though no more for the next two days since I have work.

Edit: changed the "Kit" nickname to my original idea of "Fishcake".
 

AyanamiRei2

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It is a nice chapter, and while I hardly say this but MOAR!
 

MnemoD

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#3
You hardly say anything!

But, I agree...

M04R! Like the Lion King!

M04444444444444444444444RRRRRRRR!!!!
 

Mr. Mysterious

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#4
Overall it was interesting.

Did, however, notice something strange... why did Alucard call Naruto 'Kit?' I didn't think too much of the fox-like grin, since that could very well be Naruto's. But... Kit?
 

The Vale

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#5
i was origionally going to go with Fishcake.... Kit seemed somewhat more affectionate, and i thought it fit with his mischevous nature, odds are it will change as he grows older and other nicknames seem more apropriate.
 

Pridefall

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#6
How dare you post a better story at the same time I do!

I kid. Nice, though the Kit comment did strike me as odd.
 

AyanamiRei2

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IWhoWouldLoveHerForever said:
You hardly say anything!
Well I am a private person and don't like talking that much, and so if I don't have anything important to say, I keep my mouth shut. ^^

P.s. That was my 1st Moar btw. :snigger:
 

Lufio

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The Vale said:
i was origionally going to go with Fishcake.... Kit seemed somewhat more affectionate, and i thought it fit with his mischevous nature, odds are it will change as he grows older and other nicknames seem more apropriate.
Eh, using "Kit" as a pet name doesn't really fit at the moment. Not unless Dracula has an animal shape that uses "kits" as a means of describing their young. So go with your original intention and use "Fishcake".
 

Moshulel

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No, no and no!

It's either Romania for the country or romanian for the people. No y there!

I have a question... how do the villagers know about Dracula? From what i can tell it was a long time since he last walked the land. :huh.:
 

Prince Charon

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#11
This continues to interest me.
 

Vorpal

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Moshulel said:
No, no and no! It's either Romania for the country or romanian for the people. No y there!
A clarification: Romanian Romania (country). Romany Roma (gypsy people). `Romany' is a perfectly good adjective that refers to a certain ethnic group. However, given that it is canon that Alucard is actually a certain historical figure, Romanian does indeed make more sense here. Or, perhaps, more explicitly, Wallachian.
 

Mr. Mysterious

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Moshulel said:
No, no and no!

It's either Romania for the country or romanian for the people. No y there!

I have a question... how do the villagers know about Dracula? From what i can tell it was a long time since he last walked the land. :huh.:
Romany or Romani is, by definition, a gypsy... Romanians are natives of Romania (of which Wallachia is now a part, but at the time of Vlad's original rule it was simply Wallachia).

Calling his people Romanian wouldn't exactly be correct because he was never actually a Romanian. Calling them Romany could be construed as incorrect as well, though that really depends on how you view the situation, I suppose.

Were his people gypsies? If so, then there is nothing wrong with that usage. Just depends on the situation.

In any case, Romany/Romani people do exist, and Romany/Romani is not a typo/misspelling... at least, not always.
 

Moshulel

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Were his people gypsies? If so, then there is nothing wrong with that usage. Just depends on the situation.
Answer: Yes, that usage is wrong.

For the record, the people of what you name Wallachia called their land
"Tara Romaneasca".
 

Mr. Mysterious

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Uh... no... for the record, Romanians call it that now, in the present day, in the Romanian language, and it literally means "The Romanian Land."

Wallachians, on the other hand... Valahia or Vlahia would be the more likely used name, from when Wallachia was not part of Romania. You're using a more modern term, and trying to apply it to a time when it simply wasn't used.

Wikipedia's Entry of Wallachia

So, no, that usage is not necessarily incorrect. In fact, in this case, I would say Romany is more correct than Romanian.
 

Moshulel

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#16
The name Wallachia, generally not used by Romanians themselves (but present in some contexts as Valahia or Vlahia), is derived from the Valachs - a word of German origin also present as the Slavic Vlachs - used by foreigners in reference to Romanians (see also: History of the term Vlach)
Missing this?

Also:

There is no connection between the name Roma (ethnicity) and the city of Rome, ancient Rome, Romania, the Romanian people or the Romanian language.
>>> Source.
 

Mr. Mysterious

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Nope. That was exactly my point. Wallachia eventually formed part of Romania, but it was not Romanian when Vlad was the ruler. What Romanians call it now is of no consequence.

And to be specific, it says the name is not generally used by Romanians, but is present in some contexts as Valahia and Vlahiah.

It also says that name is derived from the word Valachs, which was used by foreigners. Not that Valahia or Vlahia were used by foreigners, but that the name was derived from a word used by foreigners.

Also, under Roma people you'll find the Kalderash. When you bring up that subject, you will find:

Many Roms living in Romania have the surname "Caldararu" which means they or their ancestors belonged to this clan.
Under History of the Roma People:

Roma were enslaved for five centuries in Romania until abolition in 1864.
Under Timeline of the Roma People:

1300s : Roma already settled in Wallachia and Serbia, where they are perceived as Muslims and enslaved.
Also under that timeline, you will find:

1407: Roma recorded living in Germanyùwithin ten years they are expelled.
German Roma... Wallachian Roma... German Roma expelled... word used as a source for the derived name of Wallachia is German and slavic? There could be a connection there.

Vlad didn't rule over Romanians, and that is a simple matter of fact. Romania did not exist when he was voivode. The people he ruled over became Romanians... which obviously, at the very least, included (and still includes) Romany.

It also isn't entirely impossibly that he was descended from Romany.

I'm not saying it's guaranteed, but it certainly isn't out of the question, either.

Now, can we agree to drop it, and just agree that either term is allowable, depending on the situation?
 

Moshulel

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#18
You should have checked a few more facts before making those statements

German Roma... Wallachian Roma... German Roma expelled... word used as a source for the derived name of Wallachia is German and slavic? There could be a connection there.
It also isn't entirely impossibly that he was descended from Romany.
I dare to disagree with you, such a descendency is close to impossible given his origins.

*Just check them*

And do bear in mind that the term of Roma was adopted the last century by the gypsies.


Nope. That was exactly my point. Wallachia eventually formed part of Romania, but it was not Romanian when Vlad was the ruler. What Romanians call it now is of no consequence.
Sigh... Wallachia/Valach/Valah, were all names given by foreigners. In the documents the term of Walachia is almost never used. On the other hand, Tara Romaneasca is widely used. The term Muntenia also appears.

*Check the treaty of alliance with the Poles during the reign of Mircea cel Batran, long before Vlad came to power.*

Italian travelers, who had no reason to be subjective, underline the fact that inhabitants of the area preserve the name of romans. They also mention that the inhabitants refer to their language as romanian.

*Check Francesco della Valle*
 

Mr. Mysterious

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Now, can we agree to drop it, and just agree that either term is allowable, depending on the situation?
I guess not...

Moshulel said:
You should have checked a few more facts before making those statements

German Roma... Wallachian Roma... German Roma expelled... word used as a source for the derived name of Wallachia is German and slavic? There could be a connection there.
It also isn't entirely impossibly that he was descended from Romany.
I dare to disagree with you, such a descendency is close to impossible given his origins.

*Just check them*
I did... did you?

He is of the House of Basarab, descended from Mircea I, who was the son of voivode Radu I, who was descended from Basarab I (with various people in between). In other words, Vlad was paternally a Turk... in case you doubted that I looked.

Funny thing is, that's a solely paternal background. Who were all of their mothers? Hrm? For that matter, who was Vlad's mother? They have a belief... but there is no proof on that count.

The identity of Vlad DraculaÆs mother is somewhat uncertain, the most likely variant being that she was a Moldavian princess, niece or daughter of Moldavian prince Alexandru cel Bun. In some sources she is named Chiajna - Princess.
Before you start telling me I should have checked my facts, make sure I'm actually wrong...

Vlad (along with the others) was also the voivode... a slavic term itself, which Vlach, Valahia, and Vlahia are also... in fact, so is the name Radu. So the use of slavic terms and names was not out of the question in Wallachia, regardless of whatever Roman influences may have existed. It may not have been the main usage (or it may have, only vocally... who knows), but it did see usage.

From Wikipedia, Etymology of Romania.
The first document written in Romanian language is a 1521 letter which notifies the mayor of Brasov about the imminent attack of the Turks. This document is also notable for having the first occurrence of "Romanian" in a Romanian text, Wallachia being here named The Romanian Land - Teara RumÔneasca (Teara < Latin Terra = land). As in the case of the etnonyme "romÔn/rumÔn", Romanian documents use both forms Tara RomÔneasca and Tara RumÔneasca for the country name.
I will paraphrase the relevant portion. The first document in Romanian language is from 1521. This document is also notable for having the first occurrence of 'Romanian' in a Romanian text, in which Wallachia was called 'The Romanian Land.' That is also with a modern translation of 'Romaneasca' as 'Romanian.'

And do bear in mind that the term of Roma was adopted the last century by the Gypsies.
Point taken, but the time is off... 'Romany/Romani' was used in the Romany language as early as 1812 (maybe earlier), from the Romany word Rom (meaning man, husband, Gypsy, etc). Also bear in mind that Romania only came to be applied to what is now known as Romania in the nineteenth century. Before that, Romania applied to the Byzantine emptire, for more than a thousand years.

From the source Wikipedia used, Origin of the name "Romania":
In light of the late date at which modern Romania acquired its name, it appears clear that earlier, the term "Romania" referred to the territory where the Greek speaking "Romaioi" lived. For more than a millennium, the state that we call, inaccurately, the Byzantine Empire was "Romania." After the end of the Empire, Greek speaking inhabitants of the Ottoman Empire continued to call themselves "Romaioi."
Nope. That was exactly my point. Wallachia eventually formed part of Romania, but it was not Romanian when Vlad was the ruler. What Romanians call it now is of no consequence.
Sigh... Wallachia/Valach/Valah, were all names given by foreigners. In the documents the term of Walachia is almost never used. On the other hand, Tara Romaneasca is widely used. The term Muntenia also appears.

*Check the treaty of alliance with the Poles during the reign of Mircea cel Batran, long before Vlad came to power.*
Ok... got a link to the text of it? I tried to look it up, no luck. I found plenty of references to it, but no copies of the document.

I admit... I was mistaken about the 'Tara Romaneasca' bit, however that does not change the fact that it was not the only name used, even by the Wallachians. And while Valahia/Vlahia weren't used often, in documents, they were used.

Whether it was in common vocal use is really up in the air, though I won't argue that point any longer.

Italian travelers, who had no reason to be subjective, underline the fact that inhabitants of the area preserve the name of romans. They also mention that the inhabitants refer to their language as romanian.

*Check Francesco della Valle*
If you're going to try to use quotes, don't try to twist them to mean something they don't actually mean.

The reference in question:
In 1532 Francesco della Valle accompanying Governor Aloisio Gritti to Transylvania, Walachia and Moldavia notes that Romanians preserved the name of the Romans (Romani) and "they call themselves in their language Romanians (Romei)". He even cites the sentence "Sti rominest ?" ("do you speak Romanian ?" for originally Rom.: "stii romÔneste ?").[
They preserved the name of the Romans as Romani... how it was preserved is not stated, however it seems likely that it was done by using it as a reference to themselves; they called themselves Romei, which brings into question the first point... how did they 'preserve' the name using Romani; and they spoke Rominest, which was translated as Romanian (whether that is a modern translation I do not know, but I am inclined to believe it is).

That was also in 1532, quite a number of years after Vlad was born and died. In 1554, a mere 22 years after the abovementioned incident, they called themselves Romin. What they called themselves changed over the course of twenty two years. In 1699 they called themselves Romani (again?).

So, Vlad calling his people Romany, regardless of whether he means Gypsies and/or Wallachians, is not a problem. Whether he is using a modern term or a term from his youth... whether he means Gypsies, Wallachians, or both... it depends on the situation.

Now... can we please drop this fucking argument?!
 

Moshulel

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Now... can we please drop this fucking argument?!
I will...

But just for the record, please find other sources than wikipedia, lest you think info there is more accurate than solid data i spent years digging up.

Also, don't start me on etymology and shit. I think i know the origins of my own language well enough.

I could start on the composition of the Romanian language. *Which is what is being spoke for dunno like almost 1500 years in these parts?*

Meh... take it as you want, but i for one know the history of my country.
 

Chaos Blade

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#21
Arguement aside, (and as interesting that is, if you two feel the need to continue it further, please use PMs, kay?) I am a bit more concerned about the exposition in this chapter, both from Alucard and Naruto.
it feels forced, specially Alucard's (I am a bit skeptical of Water's betrayal, he doesn't seem to be that kind of character) but I think it would work best if you implied the story and gave the readers only quick glances (and make the narration of those events a sidestory or intermision further down the road)
 

Moshulel

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Chaos Blade said:
Arguement aside, (and as interesting that is, if you two feel the need to continue it further, please use PMs, kay?) I am a bit more concerned about the exposition in this chapter, both from Alucard and Naruto.
Uuuups... sorry about that, i think i got carried around a bit.

I agree with you on the Alucard bit, and i add my own:

For a five years old.. doesn't Naruto seem a bit too mature?
 

Mr. Mysterious

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#23
I am a bit skeptical of Water's betrayal, he doesn't seem to be that kind of character
Agreed... but the best betrayers never do. ;)

However, that does bring up an interesting point. Walter's betrayal I can overlook, for both the point of the story and because of the abovementioned point. But Alucard is telepathic and he doesn't strike me as the type to be complacent.

Because of that, I'm more curious as to how Walter did it, rather than whether it was IC or not.
 

SotF

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Mr. Mysterious said:
I am a bit skeptical of Water's betrayal, he doesn't seem to be that kind of character
Agreed... but the best betrayers never do. ;)

However, that does bring up an interesting point. Walter's betrayal I can overlook, for both the point of the story and because of the abovementioned point. But Alucard is telepathic and he doesn't strike me as the type to be complacent.

Because of that, I'm more curious as to how Walter did it, rather than whether it was IC or not.
perhaps Vamp Walter rather than the normal Walter
 

zeebee1

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#25
It could be that by the time Alucard would wake up Integra and Seras were already dead. Walter would mostl likely believe that Alucards response would be to destroy England. In that case Walter's betrayal could be seen as a proactive attempt to protect England, which as a memeber of Hellsing, is his job.
 
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