[ He acknowledges that with a hum. Everyone's perpetual debate. One that he has no interest in pursuing. ]
I can guess who fell on which side.
[ He's right, isn't he? Alucard has never spoken any of it out loud, but between Hector's blunt assessment of Alucard's father after his wife's death, Alucard's fondness and willingness to speak of his mother compared to his avoidance of anything to do with his father, the corpses that burned in the tunnels—he can guess.
Though he can't say what conclusions he can draw from it even so. It isn't his business. ]
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I can guess who fell on which side.
[ He's right, isn't he? Alucard has never spoken any of it out loud, but between Hector's blunt assessment of Alucard's father after his wife's death, Alucard's fondness and willingness to speak of his mother compared to his avoidance of anything to do with his father, the corpses that burned in the tunnels—he can guess.
Though he can't say what conclusions he can draw from it even so. It isn't his business. ]