The scene appears to be from the anime series "Hellsing Ultimate". The story begins with Integra Fairbrook Wingates Hellsing, the leader of the Hellsing organization, addressing her staff after the death of her father, Richard Hellsing. She asserts her authority and warns Walter, a butler and vampire hunter, not to betray her.
The scene then cuts to a conversation between Walter and another character, where Walter explains that he is a vampire hunter first and a butler second. The conversation is interrupted by a group of characters who are discussing their plans to attack the Hellsing organization.
The scene then shifts to a flashback of a character, likely the Valentine brothers, discussing their plans to attack the Hellsing organization. They are revealed to be part of a cult that worships death and carnage.
The scene then returns to the present, where the character Schrödinger is introduced, who is a werewolf. The character is killed by Alucard, who uses a silver bullet to defeat him.
The scene then cuts to a conversation between Alucard and Integra, where Alucard teases Integra about her age and inexperience. The scene ends with Alucard and Integra preparing for battle.
Throughout the scene, there are also humorous moments, such as Walter's dry wit and the character's banter.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Hellsing Ultimate is owned by Kota.
2. Hellsing Ultimate is licensed by Jinyoung Madman Entertainment Market and Funimation.
3. Integra's father, Arthur, is dead.
4. Integra's father was poisoned.
5. Integra is the new leader of the Hellsing organization.
6. Walter is a butler and a vampire hunter.
7. Walter has undergone a treatment involving vampire DNA.
8. Integra's uncle is trying to kill her.
9. The Hellsing organization is on a mission to take down a cult.
10. The cult is led by a character who is a werewolf.
11. The only way to kill a werewolf is with a silver bullet.
12. There is a ghost present in one of the scenes.
13. The Hellsing organization is fighting against Nazi werewolves in London.
14. Mary Kate Beckett is mentioned as a character.
15. The story involves themes of power, loyalty, and betrayal.