Please forgive my sense of humor, it's a bit warped at the moment.
Psychic vampires disguised as common sculpture - clever hunting tactic. Angel statues are quite popular, one can see them almost anywhere and not question their presence.
Well, your body has been deceased for far longer than the standard 24 hours. Frankly, I'd expected you to recover far faster than the others, not the other way around.
[Reaching out, Solomon paused for a moment to update his notes on Luke's condition. It was no surprise that no one had informed him of his grisly demise, but now that he was more lucid, it was only a matter of time before he found out. Better to hear it from a friend.]
Well, I'm not aware of the details naturally. Other than some fairly interesting information about your past. But it seems as if you were the latest victim in those string of murders that's occurred in the area.
[Solomon's mouth curved in a slight smile, his voice kept carefully pleasant.]
I do hope that if you should ever wish to leave ARTEMIS that you will do so in a more amicable way than you did for Millennium. If that is what truly happened...
... you're incorrigible. You know that, right? Still, it is one of the things I like about you.
[He smiled over at his 'patient', pleased that Luke was at least conscious enough to joke in such a manner.]
Very well then. As your doctor, I would like to keep you here for another 24 hours to be certain that there are no lingering side effects of your death. At that time, I can release you as long as you promise to take it easy for a few days.
[Solomon nodded, and made note of the instructions he'd just given to his patient on the clipboard.]
Good, good. I'll be wanting to come by to do a follow-up as well. Or you can stop by my office, if you wish. Either way will work.
[Idly, the doctor wondered if Luke would be as perfect a patient when he was awake as he had been while dead. Dead, it'd been easy to take blood samples, and perform his tests. Awake... well, that would remain to be seen. It was probably best to not test their friendship by pushing too hard on the matter, despite his curiosity.]
Doesn't surprise me. It's not like it's such a mystery who is responsible for this. That's what we wanted after all. But if they do, what are you going to tell them?
Although has never been a secret, I did downplay my Millennium past. Now that it's in the public light, someone will eventually make a connection and pounce upon me.
I won't tell anything that isn't already known. Chances are, the Police Force still need cluing-in on your obviously enchanted ammunition.
Yes, they do not know, they do not know~. I did use my warhead only three times in the presence of others until now, only one of them truly, fully saw it. And I doubt we'd have to worry about Aion telling on that, do we.
Provided, Hellsing doesn't decide to actually speak with people for once.