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No Matter What Happens, I Will Not Leave Your Side!
Thank you to the lovely @valmcqueen for completing this commission for me! A scene I have craved for ever since I first listened to Castlevania: Nocturne of Recollection. Lyudmil and Alucard are already so rare, and ever since I first saw @valmcqueenâs artwork, I wanted these two boys, who are so close to my heart, in their style (LIKE CâMON ISNâT LYUDMIL THE CUTEST BOY YOU HAVE EVER SEEN???)
I think all us Lyudrian fans wish Alucard would have let Lyudmil teach him how to make those flower crowns/garlands...Â
But yes! @valmcqueen is an amazing artist! Make sure to check them out!Â
Alucardâs happiness (and maybe some more angst???)
An end to Alucardâs lonelinessÂ
Alucard would have a friend (**cough cough** lover **cough cough**)
Lyudmil in the animated showâs style
Lyudmil and Alucard together in the showâs style
Lyudmil smiling (And hopefully Addy smiling too)
Lyudmil with an English voice actor (that would just be cool)
We can actually have more than just two official Lyudmil artworks
LET ALUCARD MAKE FLOWER CROWNS GOSH DARNIT
Lyudmil and Alucard sharing memories of Lisa
(Does that mean Magnus would be a thing too?)
Maybe they wonât be a rare pair anymore and WE NO LONGER HAVE TO SUFFER
Lyudmil and Hector brOTP can so be a thing
Letâs be honest, the ending of season two literally left Alucard with a need to find a friend. I would be distraught if Addy was left alone for like, ever. So, maybe, just maybe, all our dreams would come true and Lyudmil will finally get the love he deserves!
Todayâs Lyudrian prompt was âUnderwear,â and that just got me thinking about those old-timey nightshirts that they surely would have worn. So, sleepy bois. Thatâs what this drawing is.
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Head Canon Corner: What if Lyudmil Came Back in 2035?
I have a theory friends: the Demon Castle War, 1999, it is safe to say that would have brought back all of Draculaâs undead servants to fight in the war, yes? What would make Lyudmil any exception? Obviously, he died as a vampire, making him a creature of the night, and since he was a servant to Alucard, that would still make him something like one of Draculaâs servants. So, what if he was revived in 1999, but with his trauma from Magnus, instead of going to the castle for the war he fled and he started living a ânormalâ life. That is until one day thirty-six years later he finds himself drawn to Japan and he reunites with who else but his Master?Â
I just wanted to share this head canon. Itâs one I have had for the longest time (and shameless plug, this was the basis of my first ever fanfic), but I enjoy it immensely for not other reason then it gives Adrian and Lyudmil a chance to be happy and live a relatively domestic life together.Â
Perks to this head canon
LYUDMIL IS ALIVE AND HAPPY AND FREE FROM MAGNUS
Lyudmil is not evil anymore because no more Magnus being a jerkface
Adrian is happy to have his bestie **cough cough** lover **cough cough** back.
Lyudmil and Soma interactions
Lyudmil and Genya can even work together!!!
Genya helping Lyudmil get over his traumaâ s from Magnus.
And whoâs to say Lyudmil wasnât one of the associates left to take care of Mina in Dawn of Sorrow?
Lyudmil would love Mina OMG
Maybe Adrian can actually learn how to make flower crowns.
Actually, I have revised the first chapter of my work so it was slightly less cringey than the original so I could share it with all of you. If you are interested in their reunion, read below!
After the Aria: Reunion
âGenya, where are you?â
âI am on my way now. What is your status?â
The voice on the other end of Genyaâs phone was drowned in a tiring haste. It was nearing dusk. It was the time of day where the sky was still blue, but the edges of sunset began to sear the sky. Genya usually stayed late at work, usually late into the evening. However, his affiliate Julius Belmont had an urgent call which forced him to alter his plans.
âYoko and I have split up in the the wooded area to the west,â Julius began to explain. âWe are trying to corner it, but itâs hard with just the two of us. Heâs faster than I anticipated. Do you know if this guy is dangerous?
âYou can probably handle him.â
âHave you taken any consideration that I am not as young I used to be? 1999 was a long time ago. Things change.â
âDo not kill him until I get there.â
âFine. Whatever you say. But you better make it here soon.â
Without another word, Genya Arikado took the cellphone from his ear and hung up. He stormed out of the doors of the heated agency as fast as he could into the chilled and unforgiving late autumn air.
He had to get to them, and fast. There have been vampire sightings lately, but never have they actually found said vampire. That is, until now. Julius Belmont -the same man who destroyed Dracula for good over thirty years ago- got word of a mysterious figure roaming near the city. So he and Genyaâs colleague, Yoko Belnades, got a head start on finding this character. Genya knew for sure the two of them could take this rogue vampire down on their own, but Genya had a primary obligation to take in this monster with his own hands. That was his job after all.
Once he reached his ebony motorbike which was parked in the routine space outside the front entrance of the agency, Genya pulled back his sable hair and put on his matching helmet. Throwing his leg over the apparatus he revved its engine and as soon as he could get it to start, he drove through the security gate and sped towards the road. He raced down the thoroughfare and merged onto the upcoming parkway. Leaning in on the black vehicle, as if it were a black stallion, he zigzagged through the impending traffic with cold air pounding against his body. The competing cars wailed as he let them fall behind him. It made no difference to him. There was absolutely no time to waste. His raven chariot buzzed below as he made his way closer to his destination.
The motorbike was fast, yet it would be so much faster if he could just run. But that would only affirm the existence of vampires. The whole point of his job was to secure that ghouls and ghosts were merely myths, not to show off his own vampiric abilities.
The crowd of trees Julius told him about came up on his left. Of course, he was on the right side of the parkway. There was a whole road, a median, and another group of lanes until he could get to the location he so urgently had to get to. Genya looked at the oncoming traffic to his left and in a split second decided to cross in front of all the cars coming towards him, nearly getting slammed by them. But his mind was on his job. He had one goal and that was to stop whatever was out there. In a matter of seconds he crossed the stretch of grass and barely passed the other vehicles that ran towards him. He blazed into the coupling of trees and leaped off the machine, throwing it sideways and simultaneously threw off his helmet. The pitch-black motorbike braised the terrain as he bolted into the cluster of green, trying to find out where his associates were, and where this threat was.
The leaves below him crunched as his feet pounded the ground. As he got deeper into the woods he heard the cracking of a whip and knew that Julius must be close. When he got closer he could even hear the crash of Yokoâs ice magic. He pursued the sounds of battle and slowly began to summon Hellfire. Genya preferred the use of a sword. Alas, this hunt was on such short notice he could not waste any time retrieving the sword passed down to him by his mother. So magic would have to suffice.
Eventually he came upon an area that was void of the heavy woods that not too long ago was he using as cover. It was an odd area to find in the middle of such a vast sea of trees. It actually was a blessing they were so deep into the woods, giving them a nest of security that prevented any outsiders from observing the confidential situation. The only ones who would know about what happened here today were the hunters and the one being hunted. But he wonât much of a problem for long.
Once he crossed the border, he spotted his associates mercilessly trying to hit a target that was constantly on the move.
On the battlefield, Julius wielded the legendary Vampire Killer and Yoko utilized all the ice spells she could conjure. Yet, nothing hit this speed demon. As Julius stated perfectly, this vampire was fast. So fast Genya could barely make out itâs figure. When it moved, it was practically a blur. Genya refused to attack until he could figure out why this monster was here and where he came from. It was crucial to determine that there are no other predators on the loose or, God forbid, any connections to his father. Yes, Dracula has been destroyed for over three decades now, but ever since what happened on the night of the solar eclipse, nothing can be taken lightly.
To be honest, there is no evidence of this vampire causing harm to any innocents. But it could still be a valuable source of information regarding other vampiric locations. Of course, if it became a threat, Genya would destroy it no questions asked. Surprisingly, though, it seemed to refuse to fight back. It just kept flinging itself side to side, dodging their attacks.
At a crack of Juliusâs whip, the figure was finally thrown against one of the trees that edged the vacant space. Standing over his hit, Julius called to the man who told him to hold off from killing the rogue. âYou finally decided to join us. Arikado, what should I do to this demon?â
âIs he violent?â Genya yelled back as he started to make his way over.
âNot as of yet. But who knows when he could turn.â
Yoko went to Juliusâs side, making sure the vampire couldnât escape until he could be questioned by the agent. The figure began to beg:
âWait please, let me explain.â
âBe quiet and await your judgement,â snapped Julius. But he kept pleading:
âI swear, I havenât hurt anyone, just let me explain myself.â
Genya listened close to the voice he approached. It was a young male, which oddly sounded human. It⌠It actually sounded familiar.
Julius and Yoko stood in Genyaâs view of the cornered prey, and as he got closer, about six yards from their current post, he asked for them to let him see this being. As he asked, the two of them cautiously flanked the vampire.
At the sight, Genya froze.Â
âIs everything alright?â inquired Yoko, with a look of concern.
Genya stood there staring, shocked, straight into the eyes of this thing.Â
 âArikado, whatâs wrong?â
Just as unanticipated, this monster looked back at the man in black with a similar expression of disbelief.
Genya knew this face. But it wasnât possible. This, creature of darkness, he looked just like him. His hair. His hair was the same silvery-jade. Slicked back the same way as well. Well, slicked back for the most part. He never had a neat head of hair. What you could call âbangsâ still curled in front of his ears. Just like his. And the eyes, a deep scarlet.
But it wasnât possible. He was dead. The man Genya felt this was died three-hundred years ago.
The vampire stood up, forgetting all the danger he was in. Julius was on guard, but Yoko gave him a look as if to tell him to stand back. Arikado never froze on missions. There was a reason for everything, and Yoko knew to let Arikado handle it. Apparently he knew something they didnât.
Arikado and this person just stared at each other. They stood still in time. A tranquil breeze brought a chill in the air, enhancing the icy silence. They looked across to each other, as if they were the only two people left on this entire Earth. It was as if they have known each other for years. Time no longer mattered.
The vampire overlooked him, stared into his eyes and questioningly regarded the black hair upon his shoulders. Genya let him. He let him look into his eyes. He let him figure out who he was.
âMaster,â the vampire started. âIs that you?â
Genya felt a strong pang in his chest. He said it just like him. It was his  voice, there was no doubt about that. But that could have been a coincidence. Some strange coincidence. After all, this wouldnât have been the first time demons posed as someone he loved dearly, making him fall into a false sense of nostalgia only to try and kill him moments later.
But on the breeze was a scent: blood. The smack of Juliusâs whip drew blood from the vampire, and it was that that told Genya it was true.
Within the vampireâs blood was the ancient remnants of a human scent, that f someone he knew long ago. Unfortunately, it was coated in that of a monster, an inhumanity that caused him to starve for human crimson. Even worse, Genya could smell the echoes of his own blood within this beast.
The bite scar on the right side of the vampireâs neck. Those were Genyaâs fang marks, without a doubt.
Genya couldnât stop himself from trembling.
By the Gods, it is him.
Barely audible, Genya whispered a name. A name he never thought he would ever get to say again. His voice was shaking, as if his speech was rusty from lack of use.
âLyudmil?â
The figure with silver hair staggered. He began to reach one hand out, as one would do to check if there was a barrier keeping him from progressing forward. He took a single step forward and faintly whispered, âis it...?â
Then he stopped short. His suspicions were not in vain.
The staggered steps instantly became a rushing run and with crimson tears streaming down the side of his pale vampiric face he called out âMaster!â and threw his arms around Arikadoâs neck.
And Genya stood there, just like one of the statues that adorned his fatherâs castle so many years ago. This was him. The voice. The face. The mere presence. It was him.
The man now sobbing on his shoulder just whimpered, âI never thought I would see you again.â
Genya took his petrified arms, and hesitantly drew closer around the friend he lost so many years ago. It was so warm. With a shake in his usually-stoic voice, he barely said the name again.
âOh Lyudmil.â And the arms that were once paralyzed now fully clutched him. âYou were right,â Lyudmil said into his Masterâs shoulder. âI suppose this in the next lifetime.â
Genya felt his core tremble as Lyudmil said those words. Everything came back in a blinding flash: The fight with Magnus, how he had to destroy Lyudmil because he became a lost soul in a world of darkness. He held him in his arms as his vampire body shut down, and when he still went by the name Alucard, he told Lyudmil that wasnât the end. He told Lyudmil they would see each other in the next lifetime.
Never did he expect it to be true. But at realizing the fact that it was, Genya felt his own emotions overwhelming. He clutched Lyudmilâs head and forced it to his chest just as a crystal tear fell from his own stoic eyes.
He was never going to let go again. He will not lose him like he did before. This was a reunion. A reunion of two lost souls who felt they would be lost forever. Two souls who found hope in each other. Two souls who are together again, against all possible odds.
Have you ever questioned some drawing prompts? A prompt on one list I found said "tube," and since I wanted it to be Lyudrian based, I wondered how I could portray that. So here we have Lyudmil just... Doing this? And Alucard is just as confused???
Sometimes I draw them as the saddest two boys. Then all the other times they are just too stupid to live.