From the cover art, I see that this new Hellsing-like dude isn't finished with the demon.

He(llsing) says something to Modri then shoots the demon again.

This demon tries to either attack or simply distract (?) by sending out a snake "appendage", which generally dodges the arrows. Practically ignoring Modri's presence, they are now talking directly to each other.

What's shown here first is perhaps an idea of what reapers might look like. Either that, or he's talking more about someone else, perhaps the leader of their little cult.

Hellsing-dude gets in a really well-aimed shot to the demon's chest area, and the demon, now shot to pieces, starts to fall to the floor.

Possibly seeping through the floor, and the whole time, it is still talking.

Whatever Hellsing-dude says, it's not something the demon wants to hear, and it has somehow regained some of its humanoid form. The demon looks angry now? Notice that the eyes have returned to his face, but now they have switched! Now it's one eye on his right side... and the stacked eyes on his left, which looks more like the cover art that combines elements of this demon with Sebastian's features. 🤔

Whatever words were exchanged, the demon decides to slip down through the floor. Modri tries to reach and grab it, but he misses it. Honestly, if Modri had grabbed at that goop, he probably wouldn't have been able to hold onto it.

Modri seems upset that the demon did not hear Modri's wish to fulfill it, so he's crying and screaming again. Perhaps it's due to something else, but I'll have to see the translation to find out for sure.

Here, Hellsing-dude might be talking about how to dispose of these bodies -- Anna, her family, and the young doctor.

This page might be a conversation about faith, but I'm not sure. There is definitely a panel focused on a small crucifix carried by Hellsing-dude.

The scene changes to where Modri had lived with the master and family he served. Specifically to the wheat fields. But now there's a row of fresh graves in the foreground.

Hellsing-dude finds Modri sitting down and staring out at the fields and the graves, apparently dug by the dude... or maybe Modri's eyes are closed and he's just thinking. He's turned away from us, so no telling.

Hellsing-dude puts a hand on his shoulder while perhaps trying to give Modri words of comfort.

He(llsing) heads away from the estate by foot. Then a carriage shows up and catches up with him.

It's Modri, and it looks like he'd like to join Hellsing-dude in his pursuit of demons. He drives them both to a city with a canal system. I will say it's probably Vienna, but I'll explain my reasoning about that in another post, after I finish posting the 3rd (last) part of this.

Once in the city, they leave the carriage behind (where idk) and continue on foot once out of the canal boat. They walk for a while, showing us some buildings and a skyline. Eventually, they enter what I think might be some catacombs. Finally, they get to another part of this structure, and Modri takes in the sight.

In this part of the place, it's more opened up than the hallways, but there are still "shelves" there for bodies. Either we just aren't shown the bodies, or this is an as yet unused space.

But who are these people? Looks like Modri will be working with them, once he's trained.

And if 5 new-looking characters wasn't enough, here are 3 more!

Just like any cult, there's a rite of passage or initiation ritual to fully join them.

Now we see it includes what I believe are entrails, though others in Discord thought it was brains or a heart. The oldest-looking member uses a bible (perhaps reciting verses) to help with the initiation ritual. Then he blesses Modri. Next we see Modri dressed essentially the way we see him now, and that tattoo must have just recently been done.

So, it's a bit odd to me that we get to see random memories of his floating up in the air as torn pages from a book. I guess it's to show he's not dead yet, so there's no reason to show us cinematic records.

After training, Modri can be seen killing demons. In one scene, his teeth look whiter than before and now he's definitely hoping for that demon to come back for that dessert.

Then, after a particularly difficult assignment, Modri is injured. There are none of his fellow cultists to help him, but he drags himself toward the entrance, trying to stay alive.

He only makes it part way before he dies from bleeding out. Flies come and go, and his tattoos fade away under the sunlight. This shows how his corpse has been there, unmoved, but then someone finally shows up. At first, we only see a shoe.