one of the many benefits of dadcula au is the fact that the next generation of belmonts will be. uh. dhampirs. so alucard can’t lose these ones! hooray!
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one of the many benefits of dadcula au is the fact that the next generation of belmonts will be. uh. dhampirs. so alucard can’t lose these ones! hooray!
We’re back on the “Howard traded Tony to Dracula” 616 AU, including good dad Dracula, and Tony being human among the vampires he considers family.
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They’re torturing an animal, he realizes dully, and sighs. Hector would be furious, if he still lived. He had always been the gentlest of his allies, at least when it came to anyone other than human beings. His night creatures were honored, treated lovingly. His craft was sacred to him. So was Isaac’s. They were both good men, though he supposes someone like him calling anyone good only means that they’re a step up from the most monstrous of creatures. He should put a stop to it. Hector would. Adrian most certainly would. Vlad moves closer to the cage, unseen by the vampire doing his level best to rile up whatever animal is inside, to make it put on a show for the crowd— And freezes. That is not an animal. That is a little boy. ... Richter Belmont, in a haze of grief and panic after Olrox kills his mother, flees onto a ship bound for England rather than France. The ship also happens to be filled with vampires fleeing the failed conquest of the New World--and they might have lost the war, but taking the last Belmont back as a trophy seems like a fine way to make up for their failure. That is, until Dracula himself comes upon the boy in a shadow market in London. They’re torturing an animal, he realizes dully, and sighs. Hector would be furious, if he still lived. He had always been the gentlest of his allies, at least when it came to anyone other than human beings. His night creatures were honored, treated lovingly. His craft was sacred to him. So was Isaac’s. They were both good men, though he supposes someone like him calling anyone good only means that they’re a step up from the most monstrous of creatures. He should put a stop to it. Hector would. Adrian most certainly would. Vlad moves closer to the cage, unseen by the vampire doing his level best to rile up whatever animal is inside, to make it put on a show for the crowd— And freezes. That is not an animal. That is a little boy. ... Richter Belmont, in a haze of grief and panic after Olrox kills his mother, flees onto a ship bound for England rather than France. The ship also happens to be filled with vampires fleeing the failed conquest of the New World--and they might have lost the war, but taking the last Belmont back as a trophy seems like a fine way to make up for their failure. That is, until Dracula himself comes upon the boy in a shadow market in London.
so remember when i mentioned that au where dracula raises richter less than three hours ago. anyways here it is
Halloween with Dadcula and little Tony. (I’ll probably end up making more of these quick things for Dadcula AU... what is my life....)
Dadcula! After @hackedmotionsensors talked about it and I looked at the comics, I am now obsessed with Dracula adopting baby Tony. Then the talk turned into funny and cute ideas with Dracula turning into a good dad and raising Tony. So I blame @journeythroughtherain.