There is only a nod of acknowledgement. This makes sense, this fits a notion already thought of with regards to Death and all of Death's attendant things. Not that such alignment brings comfort, nor should it. This resurrection, everything associated, this is a terrible reinforcement of how very, very wrong the situation is.

What else does one say after such revelations either? With his late associates, Alucard could venture something, at least. Or they would break the silence for him, and all dark humor would break the terrible tension. All Alucard has is his thoughts.

His thoughts and the soft whine of Ellis who very, very much is not a fan of any of this information. But the noise breaks the tension, and Alucard can at least return to the original subject.

"And so all of that feeds into her poorer health." Bell's, he means.