Hellsing : The Dawn

Hey.

Wake up you louse.

Wake up already.

Can you give me a cigarette?

Cigarette?

What the hell do you want?

These aren't for little punks like you.

H-Hey!

These taste like absolute shit.

American Spirits,

made my Yankees.

In war, you take what you can.

Smokin' shitty Yankee cigarettes.

In a shitty Yankee bomber...

Sending monsters to do their fighting, so much for an honorable war.

Great Britain used to run the world right. They sure pissed that away.

Isn't that right?

Alucard?

What do you mean a Vampire Production Plant?!

What's this about?

Impossible!

Is that even possible? It seems utterly absurd!

Yes, it does.

It couldn't be accomplished easily.

Um... then?

Regardless,

even a hasty production,

could be troublesome.

What exactly does that mean?!

Ghouls.

Intelligence has informed us that we face elite paranormal scientists.

Their efforts have made scientific impossibilities... possible.

So... Ghouls?

What are Ghouls?!

Simply put, a vampire's disowned victims, that become Living Dead.

That's what they are.

Similar to Voodoo, enhancements or zombies.

While their monstrous strength is impressive.

They lack in speed and intellect.

Neutralizing a few at a time is no feat.

The problem arises,

if the Nazis begin to employ these creatures in their plans.

Imagine a large stronghold of them in combat.

Ghouls may be degenerated, but they're still monsters.

Only a strike to the head or heart will kill them.

Furthermore, a victim of a Ghoul, will become a Ghoul.

There numbers...

are infinite.

1 becomes 2...

2 will become 4...

4 soon becomes 8...

8 becomes 16...

32 becomes 64...

64 becomes 128...

128 becomes 256...

256 becomes 512...

512 becomes 1024...

1024 becomes 2048...

2048 becomes 4096!

You see how quickly the geometric sequence escalates.

More, more, more and more!

Our front lines would collapse

and the battlefield would be Hell!

We have confirmation that Germany's Battalion, Company B is mobilizing

with intent to use offensive force.

Now, if what you're saying is correct and the enemy deploys real monsters,

our company in Dunkirk would be lost and the rest of our forces would follow.

However,

we don't have the manpower nor the will to fight another battle like that in Normandy.

Our best action may be diplomacy.

We have to take charge of this war, because if we don't,

it could be just like June 22nd, 1940.

That will not happen.