Pip Vernedead ◞♡

appearance: Vernedead was a man of slightly above-average height and build, with a ginger hair and green eyes. His hair was messy, thick and are tied up in a long braid, in which he sometimes curls around his neck. He had sharp features, and supported a bandage on the bridge of his nose. His right eye appears to be damaged, so he covered it with bandages up to the events of Rio; where he replaced the bandages with a black eyepatch instead.

He wore a dark beige t-shirt under a brown military jacket with its sleeves rolled up to his shoulder. The jacket's collar supported many badges and a flag. Upon being employed into the Hellsing Organisation, Vernedead's jacket supported the Hellsing badge. He also wore a baggy military pants with belt, and a pair of black boots. Perhaps his most notable accessories were his slouched hat with the Wild Geese badge. He also wore an orangish-red folded scarf.

personality:

Initially, Vernedead was portrayed as a narrow-minded and somewhat shallow, pervert whose sole pursuit was that of gaining money, and therefore proved to be an experienced, excellent mercenary.[8] His carefree attitude was shown whenever the members of the Wild Geese felt like they were in a hopeless situation, where Vernedead soon lightens up the mood and motivate his men. He's charismatic in his speeches, and he treated his Wild Geese members as actual, close friends rather than nameless soldiers However, whenever the time really does seem bleak, Vernedead could be quite serious. Though his sarcastic nature greatly overshadowed his battle intellect, leading for some to greatly underestimate him for the genius he was in strategy and tactics. He's prideful, and despite being portrayed as a womanizer, Vernedead was loyal; especially towards Seras, whom he told his crew that if they ever let a woman like her die, then they'd be a disgrace, something his crew agrees with. His playful and carefree attitude, along with his great leadership, is what drove for the Wild Geese to be incredibly loyal towards Vernedead.

A man with respect and honor, Vernedead admitted that his concern with the battle was not out of money, but for revenge over the innocent civilians of London, despite it being a city that he hates, does not deserve to partook in a bloody "war" they had nothing to do with; stating that Millennium's act of bombing and turning London into something synonymous with hell is an act he couldn't forgive. Though shallow and perverted in the surface, Vernedead was kind at heart; forcing himself to eat a cuisine he found to be so "greasy" because he didn't want to break an old lady's heart.

Vernedead was also a compulsive smoker. He was shown with a cigarette hanging in his mouth even in death. Seras also commented on this by saying "Would you please stop smoking cigarettes inside me?."

History: Pip Vernedead was born in Paris city's western suburbs and was raised by his paternal grandfather in America after he became an orphan. Vernedead's mother died shortly after giving birth, and his father, a mercenary recently married, was killed in a mission in Colombia while his wife was pregnant with their first child. At a point in his childhood, he was teased for being "a child of murderers" and confronted his grandfather. Upon learning that his grandson wasn't aware of their family's history as a mercenary, Vernedead's grandfather gives Vernedead a speech on being a mercenary before stating that while Vernedead is upset by it now, he will continue the legacy, because it wasn't about the money, but fighting for fun. Starting in 1992, Vernedead became a professional mercenary and fought on numerous battlefields.

The Wild Geese were hired by Walter Dornez at the end of Volume 2 as replacements for the soldiers killed during the Valentine Brothers' invasion of Hellsing Manor. When Integra introduced Seras Victoria as an example of a vampire, Vernedead laughed her off, mockingly claiming that if she was a vampire then he was "Frankenstein's Monster" as he advanced on the former policewoman.

He quickly regretted his skepticism when Seras nearly broke his neck by flicking him in the face with her index finger, also demonstrating supernatural speed while delivering several follow-up flicks. The demonstration was further enhanced when Seras' master, Alucard, entered the room by phasing through the wall. Now fully convinced of the existence of vampires, Vernedead and the rest of the Wild Geese began training with Seras at the shooting range outside Hellsing Manor.

Shortly after the Wild Geese began working at Hellsing Manor, Vernedead and the Geese began training under Seras and later Vernedead joined Alucard and Seras in traveling to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in order to find leads on the mysterious Millennium Organization. Alucard and Seras are later attacked by GATE units of the Brazilian military police after being declared in public as international terrorists, a ruse perpetrated by Brazilian officials in exchange for immortality promised by Millennium. While Alucard slaughtered the GATE unit invading his hotel, Vernedead snuck into the Brazilian officials' camp and killed them with a bomb. Alucard later fought and killed Tubalcain Alhambra, the local Millennium officer, Vernedead hijacked a helicopter to help them escape.

Vernedead later returned to England with Alucard and Seras, joining them at the emergency conference of Iscariot, Hellsing, and The Round Table Council to discuss Alucard's findings regarding Millenium. When Schrödinger appeared, Vernedead joined several others in training his gun on the interloper, and subsequently bore witness to the Major's declaration of war against them.

During Millennium's invasion of London (Operation Seelöwe 2), Vernedead , Seras, and the Wild Geese were tasked with defending Hellsing Manor. When First Lieutenant Zorin Blitz attacked Hellsing Manor with roughly one-third of the Last Battalion, Vernedead coordinated his allies' defense of the manor. As Seras Victoria shot down incoming missiles with the Harkonnen II's AA cannons, Vernedead admitted that he was no longer concerned about payment for his services. Although not particularly fond of London or its people, he believed that they did not deserve the horrors of war Millennium was bringing upon them. To that end, Vernedead ordered Seras to make the vampiric Nazis pay for every life they took, and Seras readily agreed.

After Seras shot down Zorin's zeppelin, Vernedead directed his Wild Geese to lay down suppressing fire on the advancing vampires, forcing them into a field of claymore mines the Geese had set up earlier. He explained that vampires, unlike humans, would not think of retreat - thus, their best hope was to whittle the Millennium forces down from afar. Unfortunately, Zorin used an illusion to distract the defenders, including Vernedead himself. By the time Seras managed to dispel the illusion, Zorin's forces had bypassed the minefield (by throwing a line of knives into the ground and hopping across their hilts) and breached Hellsing Manor.

Realizing that his mercenaries were vastly outclassed by the vampires in direct combat, Vernedead changed his strategy; the Wild Geese would try to stall the vampires while Seras ambushed and killed them. Before they split up, Vernedead almost tricked Seras into letting him kiss her, but honestly bid her luck as she set off. When Seras was gone, Vernedead gave his men a heartening speech about dying with honor for the sake of "a fine woman" before dispatching them to their posts.

The resulting battle went poorly for the Wild Geese; most of them were killed by Zorin and her minions. Vernedead found himself barricaded in the conference room with a few of his men, spending most of his time fortifying their position and bolstering their faltering morale in the face of overwhelming odds and low ammunition. When Zorin's troops attacked the Wild Geese's barricade with a Panzerfaust, Vernedead was wounded by wooden shrapnel that hit him in the stomach. Luckily, Seras arrived to destroy Zorin's troops before they could finish off the few surviving mercenaries, prompting Vernedead to confidently declare that the tide had turned back in their favor.

However, Zorin Blitz had other plans; she used her illusions to incapacitate Seras before inflicting numerous brutal wounds with her scythe. Before the First Lieutenant could finish Seras off, Vernedead struck her with the stock of his AK-74 before emptying his Colt SAA on her. With Zorin temporarily out of commission, Vernedead tried to carry Seras to safety under the cover of smoke grenades. As he struggled down the hall and shot down Seras' pleas to leave her behind, Vernedead was suddenly shot repeatedly by a vampire that managed to survive Seras' attack. While his remaining men finished off the vampire, Vernedead continued to slowly retreat, again refusing to leave Seras to die.

Before Vernedead could get to safety, he was impaled through the stomach by Zorin's thrown scythe in the back, finally forcing him to drop Seras as he slumped against a wall. Lighting a cigarette as the wounded Seras blindly reached for him, he playfully called her an "idiot" for needing saving while trying to save the Wild Geese. When Seras managed to climb over his dying body, Vernedead took the opportunity to kiss her, cheerfully laughing that he finally caught her off-guard. After asking Seras to drink his blood and defeat Millennium, Vernedead finally expired with a smile on his face.

As Zorin mocked Vernedead as an "insect" and summoned reinforcements, Seras honored Vernedead's last wish and drank his blood. In doing so, she unlocked her true vampiric powers, giving her the strength to effortlessly destroy Zorin's soldiers and overpower the First Lieutenant. When Zorin attempted to trap Seras in another illusion, she discovered that Vernedead's memories had been added to Seras', preventing her from influencing the latter's mind. After killing Zorin, Seras set out for London, citing her earlier promise to Vernedead that she would "get" the Nazis. The two survivors of the Wild Geese realized that their captain lived on within Seras herself, and thus saluted her before she left.

Vernedead made a reappearance as Seras' familiar in Volume 9, encouraging her during her battle with The Captain in the Deus Ex Machina. He realized that the room they were battling in was filled with relics from World War II, including treasures stolen from the innocent people the Nazis killed. At that moment, The Captain threw Seras a silver tooth (or a tooth with a silver filling), which Vernedead interpreted as a desire for Seras to kill him. When Seras immobilized The Captain by grabbing his leg with her teeth, Vernedead manifested from her shadowy left arm and drove the silver tooth into The Captain's heart, killing him.

Vernedead continued to exist by the final chapter of Hellsing: Volume 10. As Seras uses her shadows to create a barrier around Hellsing Manor after the 30-year time skip, even though Vernedead makes no actual appearance, his voice can be heard from the shadows, which proves that he is still a sentient, living being as a part of Seras.

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