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This vessel is weaker than ever.

But I must retrieve my souls from this new obscenity.

Where is Annette? Can you send her back?

She is an interloper in a place where she does not belong.

But so am I.

I am Sekhmet...

...Guardian of the Dawn,

Child of the Sun...

...Mistress of Healing.

I did this for you.

All of this, I did it for you.

Made yourself into this unclean thing.

Filled my temple with atrocities.

Fed my soul to a disgusting walking corpse.

So that you could live again!

I thought it was what you wanted.

I thought it was what you wanted.

It is time to balance the scales.

I thought it was what you wanted.

No!

You'll kill her, Sekhmet.

You'll kill Annette.

I don't care about the world.

I don't care if we live in eternal fucking darkness.

Leave her alone.

Leave Annette alone!

Richter.

My friend.

You know that's not what she'd want.

Annette.

Annette.

Annette!

You are so strong.

From the moment I first saw you, I knew you were strong.

Richter.

You saved my life from a night creature.

I'd never seen night creatures before,

and it had beaten me.

I was a dead man, and you killed it.

Richter!

Maria called me an ungrateful wanker, and, as usual, she was right.

I was embarrassed.

What an idiot.

But now, I can't imagine the world without you, Annette.

Any of it.

Not hearing your voice, not seeing you roll your eyes at me,

not waking up to know that, whatever happens, somewhere,

you are there.

Please.

Don't leave me.

Please.

Mama.

You smell of burning.

Yeah, that would be you.

You're like holding burning coals.

Richter!

I will kill you, Olrox.

One day.

But not today.

So, where were you when I was young?

My father and my grandfather would go on and on about Alucard,

like you were some sort of favorite uncle.

But I only met you once, for about three days, when I was 14.

I was traveling a lot.

Ah, yeah. You were traveling a lot.

Mm.

At that time, it would have been mainly Japan.

India.

The world was changing in so many ways.

I wanted to see it all for myself.

And I was tired of Belmonts.

Especially tired of Belmonts dying.

I'm sorry I wasn't there to bring you toys

and teach you how to fish.

Oh no. Belmonts don't really bother with childhood.

You should take care of those burns.

Don't let them fester.

What are you going to do now?

Go home.

There's a struggle for freedom yet to be won.

Oh.

You could come with me.

The storming of the Bastille.

It was what started the revolution.

When the people of Paris fought their way into the prison that was here

to free all the prisoners.

That's all that's left of it now.

It was a symbol of oppression, so they tore it down brick by brick.

It feels good to see a sunset

where you don't have to worry what might be waiting in the dark.

My mother, maybe.

You saw her, then?

She left.

She said she had to find herself.

I'm staying here in Paris.

There's work to do. More battles to fight.

A world to win.

Will you join us?

I'm going to go with Annette.

A world to win there too.

Except, you know, the new one.

Yeah.

Yes, I see that.

It's all right.

We'll see each other again.

We did what we came to do,

didn't we?

Yes.

It is time to go home.

Is there still a place for me in Saint-Domingue?

Of course.

I am a creature of nightmares.

Not there, Edouard.

Everyone on Saint-Domingue has had nightmares much more terrifying than you.

And you're beautiful.

Everyone will see how beautiful you are.

Including your bass player.

There'll always be a place for you, Edouard.

Saint-Domingue would be empty without you.

You've seen the devil, then,

waiting for me?

Not the devil.

No.

And I think he was waiting for someone else.

Still, the devil will be waiting.

An eternity of torment.

Agony upon agony with no release.

I'm afraid, Olrox.

There's no need to be afraid, my love.

Not of the devil, at least.

The devil is easy to cheat.

Ah!

You must be happy you got your magic back.

Yes, I am happy.

I feel alive again. I feel young.

Thought, to be honest, you don't really look it.

I'm just kidding.

You don't look a day over 60.

I'm sorry we annoyed you so much.

It's so long since I was young, I've forgotten what it's like.

All your lives are very short, Richter Belmont.

Seize the day.

Yes, right. Seize the day.

He's got a point, you cheeky bugger.

Don't waste a moment of your life.

Good to hear the people of Paris enjoying themselves.

I suspect they have long years of war ahead.

At least it's just the old regimes now,

not the forces of actual evil.

And I suppose you're committed to fighting till the bitter end?

Well, I suppose I'll be here to help.

What about you?

I have been alone for many years.

It seemed, on the whole, for the best.

But last night,

I saw people who have found something...

...new and precious,

and maybe world-changing.

They are not prepared to surrender it.

They would rather die.

I think I might like to see how that goes.

Thank you for guiding me home.

That was my job.

My job was to make sure you got back.

When you were there, in the spirit world,

did you see your mother?

Yes.

She told me she was always here.

She is always here still.

Wherever I go, I'm surrounded by love.

Protected by it.

I should find that comforting, I suppose.

But for some reason, I don't.

I don't really want all my ancestors hanging around, watching me.

Not even my mother.

Probably sometimes especially not my mother.

What's the matter?

Never kissed a girl before?

Of course I have.

I mean, not lots of girls or anything.

A few.

Richter, you don't have to pretend to be a blushing choirboy.

No. Good. Nor do you.

Not that you'd be a choirboy, obviously.

Or a choir girl.

Uh, there don't seem to be many choir girls for some reason.

Stop talking.

I heard someone say they're executing people who fought alongside the vampires.

Good.

They deserve to die.