Van Helsing: The London Assignment Page #4

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if we fail again.

Come.

Do not fear me.

Everybody else fears me.

Not my brides.

lgor.

Yes, master.

Why do you torment that thing so?

It's what I do.

Remember, lgor, "Do unto others..."

Before they do unto me, master.

Now go, all of you!

To Castle Frankenstein!

Yes, we will try again.

- So, how did you get here?

- We came by sea.

- Really? The sea?

- Well, yes.

- The Adriatic Sea?

- Where do I find Dracula?

- He used to live in this very house

four centuries ago.

No one knows where he lives now.

Father would stare at that painting

for hours...

Iooking for Dracula's lair.

- So that's why you've come?

- I can help you.

- No one can help me.

- I can try.

You can die trying.

All of my family has.

- I can handle this myself.

- So I noticed.

The vampires attacked in daylight.

They never do that.

I was unprepared.

It won't happen again.

So why did they attack in daylight?

Clearly they wanted

to catch me off guard.

They seem almost desperate

to finish off my family.

- Why is that? Why now?

- You ask a lot of questions.

Usually I ask only two:

What are we dealing with?

How do I kill it?

My father spent most of his life

looking for answers year after year.

Tearing through the tower,

combing through the family archives.

- Carl, the tower. Start there.

- Right.

The only way to save your family is

to stay alive till Dracula's killed.

And who will kill him if not me?

Who will show courage if not me?

Go alone and you'll be outmanned

and outpositioned.

And you can't see in the dark.

In the morning, we will hunt him...

but we'll do it together.

Some say you're a murderer,

Mr. Van Helsing.

Others say you're a holy man.

Which is it?

It's a bit of both, I think.

- I promised you a drink.

- Yes, you did.

The bar is down the hall.

Help yourself.

As for me, I'm going to finish this

once and for all.

Sorry you've to carry

this burden alone.

On the contrary,

I would wish for it no other way.

I'm sorry about your father

and brother.

I will see them again.

We Transylvanians always look

on the brighter side of death.

- There's a brighter side of death?

- Yes. It's just harder to see.

I'm sorry about that, too.

Van Helsing!

Van Helsing?

- Velkan?

- Anna.

Oh, my God, you're alive.

No. Anna, I only have a moment.

- But there's a werewolf...

- Listen to me!

I know Dracula's secret.

He has a...

- Velkan?

- Please.

No!

Run, Anna.

Anna!

Are you all right?

Anna!

Why does it smell

like wet dog in here?

Werewolf!

Right. You'll be needing

silver bullets, then.

Well done.

Who's hunting whom?

Nice night.

This is a bit tight for me.

But for you it's a perfect fit.

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