ᎷᎪᏚᎢᎬᎡ ᎾF ᎻᎾᏌNᎠᏚ ᵇᵒᵒᵏ ᵒⁿᵉ{Trevor Belmont X Reader X Alucard} {Castlevania}

| Chapter 2 |

"Where did this Trevor come from?" You asked, your tone showing your amusement.

He let out a loud scoff then turned his attention forward. Shortly after he pointed ahead towards the upcoming ruins of a house. The whole area around looked dead, while the ruins gave an odd vibe. The horses pulling the wagon came to a stop and everyone left the wagon, eager to look around.

You followed once of course you tied the horses up, curiously walking around the once obviously lavish house. It was hard to imagine that this place once held a happy family. Seeing burn marks across the old stone that was left behind only let you wonder about what exactly happened here. You placed your hand on one of the old stone pillars that was left behind and let out a quiet sigh, closing your eyes for a heartbeat. Trevor had watched you for a bit before walking up next to you.

"The place was amazing... Huge..." He said, as if he read your mind.
"I wish I could of seen it." You said.

"Maybe you will, I might rebuild one day... That's if you still want to speak to me after." Trevor said. He placed a firm smack on one of the stone pillars, only for it to fall over and crumble on the ground. You laughed slightly, seeing Trevor's expression change from content to slightly shocked and dumbfounded. You patted him on the shoulder then walked past him. You joined up with Alucard and Sypha, seeing they had found something of interest.

"I think this is it." Trevor said once moving a stone.
"Your hidden entrance looks like a hearthstone." Alucard said to him.
"Just help me clear it." Trevor said.

You could of easily cleared the rubble off the entrance with your strength, but Alucard beat you to it. Thankfully, he could easily lift the rubble as well. This saved you from exposing part of who you were, making you realize you should probably be more careful with the things you did if you wanted to keep your identity away from Trevor and Sypha.

"Congratulations, you just discovered a big piece of stone." Alucard said once the rubble was gone.

Trevor let out a sigh then pinched the bridge of his nose in frustration. "It's the door." He said as if Alucard was an idiot.

"Do we lift it or...?" Sypha asked.
"That's odd, I don't seem to be able to get any purchase on it." Alucard said.
"Could it be magic?" You asked, unable to help but notice the markings across the stone.

Sypha then leaned down to take a closer look, her hand brushing across the stone. "You won't be able to lift it." Sypha said, glancing back at the rest of you quickly.

"Well, my family got it up somehow. I was taken down there as a child." Trevor explained.
"Did you see then lift it?" Sypha asked.
"No. They brought me through once it was open. They told me they'd teach me how to do it one day." Trevor replied.

Sypha then decided that the door was infact magic, explaining to the rest of you that it was in a different language. "Stand back." She said then handed you the torch she was carrying before reciting a small chant of sorts. "Invocatio. Mahorela. Sor. Gru. Odo. Teloch." She said, the door then glowing blue. It opened, revealing a set of stairs that went down deeper.

You all started your decent, Alucard poking fun at Trevor's family for using magic along the way. "Naughty Belmonts hunting all the terrible things of the forest, but sitting on a magic door opened by occult language." Alucard said, making Trevor scowl. You looked between the two men since you had taken up the rear of the group, holding the torch up to light up the area. It was easy to tell that Trevor was having mixed feelings about being down here and Alucard wasn't helping.

"I didn't know it was a fucking magic door. Doesn't make us black magicians." Trevor said.

"Trevor is right, now excuse me." You then then pushed past the two. You purposely held the flame close to Alucard, slightly burning his arm. Alucard was quick to put the fire out on his coat, making Trevor laugh slightly. You turned around quickly. "Oops?" You said, though you held a small smirk.