(Ch. 28) Flash Point

Much like Seras, Alucard suddenly has a dream involving the spirit of his gun; the Jackal. He is taken to a place called 'Willis Space' (Bruce Willis being an actor in a movie called 'The Jackal.') Alucard eventually wakes up, finding Seras and Walter there in his chambers, telling him Integral is waiting for them. Walter inquires if anything is wrong, since Alucard had grabbed the Casull in his sleep; Alucard says it's nothing.

(Ch. 29) D (4)

The soldiers who came with Rip to the carrier discuss how they were once old men who are now young again and immortal, jealous though that they are still no where near as strong as Rip, who seems impervious to sunlight as she basks in it on the ship's deck. She obliterates a series of helicopters with a single musket bullet, sent by Sir Penwood, which Integral seems to have known would happen.

(Ch. 30) D (5)

As Rip sings and cheers about her victory over the helicopters, Integral tries figuring out what was going on with the Eagle and its wielder of destruction. She and Walter discuss how it would be possible to get Alucard onto the carrier without him being destroyed by its weapons and Rip's 'magic bullets.' Alucard arrives and says he has an idea...which turns out to be a massive stealth ship.

(Ch. 31) D (6)

The soldiers on the carrier find something coming towards them at unbelievable speed. Rip senses that it's Alucard and takes position to blow him out of the sky. However, when Alucard still comes plummetting towards the carrier even after the plane is destroyed, she starts to panic, and the plane crashes nose-first into the deck, creating a crucifix image of warped metal and blistering flames.

(Ch. 32) D (7)

Alucard begins slaughtering the first line of soldiers on board the ship. Rip retreats for a moment after nearly meeting her own end, and recalls something the Major once told her. An opera called 'Der Freischuts' (The Sharpshooter) tells the story of a Hunter, like herself, who dabbled in the occult in order to be a better marksman, and was confronted by Samiel, the Devil of the Hunt. The Major warns her that she should be careful lest Samiel appear before her as well...which seems to have come true in the form of Alucard.

(Ch. 33) D (8)

Hellsing's methods are questioned by Penwood's men, and Integral describes that to win any war, when a castle is beseiged, the only thing that happens is a completely one-sided massacre. Alucard has obliterated Rip's forces to the point where she's the only one left. Just before Alucard catches her, her 'happy clock' goes off...seems she was timing her own demise. Alucard impales her with her own gun and begins slowly killing her.

(Ch. 34) D (9)

Alucard begins torturing Rip by drinking her blood off the floor before her eyes, then morphs his body into some spider-like figure with multiple arms. He slithers his way up her body to her neck, then sinks his teeth into it. The Major and Millennium overlook the fight, Schrodinger somehow being on the boat with the infamous video panel. The Doc is about to light Rip on fire like Jan and Dandy, but the Major tells him not to, since unlike the other two, Rip actually won. They 'Sieg Heil' to Rip's 'victory' as they watch Alucard devour her and laugh.

(Ch. 35) Xanado

Millennium is on the verge of arriving in England, able to see the lights of London from the skies in their zeppelins. The Major tells his men to prepare for a feast of its citizens. At MI-6 where Penwood and Integral are stationed, an uprising ensues, more men betraying England for Millennium and its promise of immortality. Walter destroys those immediatly present, but it's obvious that there will be others. Elsewhere, Anderson oversees the Millennium zeppelins coming in over the shores of England. They've arrived.

(Ch. 36) Final Fantasy (1)

The Major assembles his men and briefs them on the assault plan. Zorin is given orders to go to the Hellsing manor first, but not to attack until the main force has arrived. The rest are to ransack London proper and devour its populace while they still have the element of surprise over Hellsing. The zeppelins position themselves over London and launch missiles to begin the chaos.

(Ch. 37) Final Fantasy (2)

Millennium's soldiers launch themselves from the zeppelins as if they too were missiles, instruments of death from the skies. At MI-6, Integral suggests everyone evacuate while they still can, but Penwood declines. He claims that he should stay behind as a martyr since it would be the only useful thing he could claim he's ever done. Integral leaves her gun with him and the two part, but Penwood's men decide to stay at his side. Integral leaves, only to find Millennium vampires right outside the building.