"Then I doubt we'll have any problems." Good. It's all very convenient, so many of the vampires from other worlds being well-behaved. Integra isn't used to any besides Seras who aren't mindless killers. (Alucard is... something else.) "If you'd like to maintain your Masquerade, you should be able to. It is my business to recognize vampires, and outside this organization, it isn't a much-worked gift."

With that out of the way, Integra finds a pen and a sheet of paper and starts writing down a number of inquiries - Mina's contemporary year, her medical focus, notable cases she's worked on, so on and so forth. Hellsing doesn't have a standard application form, considering it's impossible to tailor anything in Baedal. As she writes: "Hellsing is, currently, the only presence in the city that deals with supernatural threats against civilians. The Militia will handle a situation that happens to be supernatural if it's within their scope and ability, as will district police, but as a whole, the city was in a rather sore state of things before I arrived. Baedal being isolated like it is, we aren't gifted with a plethora of options dealing with offenders. Our work is often unpleasant, violent, and while we do extend offers of help and support to those who want it, the aggressive nature of the entities we combat means we do not ask more than once. My agents fight to kill. We have no jail for monsters. Does any of that bother you?"