Not Another Girl (Hellsing x Reader)

Chapter 24

Seras stood on the back lawn and watched as Alucard trained George. Since she was only four and a half, she was learning basic grappling. Alucard watched as George wrestled with Ink, and once in a while he would correct her form.

For George, wrestling with Ink had gotten harder. In his dog form, George had the advantage; but in his human form Ink was harder to subdue. George couldn't figure out why; but in his human form, Ink was stronger than her. Fight after fight after fight, Ink pinned her to the ground and licked her nose; which they both knew to mean "I win".

George was kneeling on all fours and growling at Ink, preparing for the next attack, when Integra came to watch. Integra watched as they bit and fought like young wolves. George bit Ink's ear. Ink yelp and wrestled George to the ground. He gently bit her neck, putting her in a submission hold.

"How's it going?" she asked, as she watched George and Ink start wresting again.

Alucard had chosen George, raised George and was now training George. Integra didn't interfere. She had real work to do. But that didn't keep her from checking up on George; making sure Alucard didn't push her too hard.

"Poorly," reported Alucard. "George can't seem to beat Ink. She's not putting her whole heart into it. If she doesn't improve, I shall resort to Spartan Training methods."

"Spartan's didn't start training until age seven." reminded Integra. "Let George enjoy her childhood a little longer."

"You say that now only because you have yet to find out what happened to the dining room carpet." snickered Alucard.

"What happened to my carpet?" questioned Integra.

"She and Ink were camping and set the rug on fire." ratted out Alucard.

Integra's right eyebrow starting quivering in annoyance and she left to verify Alucard's information.

"Master, why did you squeal on George?" asked Seras.

"Motivation." smirked Alucard.

"What?" questioned Seras.

"Sir Integra will no doubt want to punish the responsible party." said Alucard.

"No Doubt." agreed Seras.

"At which time, I will grant amnesty to the winner of the next duel." said Alucard.

"Oh, I see," said Seras. "Thus giving George a reason to fight."

"Correct," chuckled Alucard. "You and George are a lot alike. Unless you have a reason to fight, you won't do your best."

In the meantime, George growled in pain and anger as she was pinned to the ground. Having lost again, George now flew into a rage and tackled Ink while his back was turned. She bit him and wrestled in him to the ground. She thought she had won, until Ink twisted his body, pinned her to the ground and head butted her.

"Ow," complained George. "Damn dog."

"Don't blame Ink, because your weak," said Alucard, annoyed that George had lost yet again. "Fight harder."

"Are you really going to start training her like a Spartan?" asked Seras.

"Why not?" smirked Alucard. "It'll be funwatching her fight Ink over dog biscuits."