The bride and groom weren't allowed to see each other until the wedding started. That's why the Major was in a separate room, sitting and dressed in formal Amestrian garbs. Despite how nervous most men usually were during these large occasions, the Major was hardly that. He was comfortable, leaning back on his chair with a wide grin on his face. The man was positively ecstatic at what was to come. Everything has gone according to plan and undoubtedly, the Hellsings would act just as he wants them to.

"The time has finally come to draw the curtains up. We have prepared a show that the audience will neither expect nor forget. I cannot promise to share my life in the vows that I will soon speak. Till death do us part, however, is still quite appropriate. This will not be a union of husband and wife, but of two blood enemies.

We will kill and kill until there is only one left standing. Only then do we part. And I could not have asked for anything more than that!"