Walter vs Alucard

Proving that Alucard was not holding back in the least bit against Vampire Walter:

http://kissmanga.com/Manga/Hellsing/Vol-009-Ch-076--Finest-Hour-001?id=124621#11  - Stated it himself over here. Him asking for permission to murder someone in cold blood has literally always been the case consistently. Wouldn't even stand for Walter despite him saying so until Integra gave him the order.


http://kissmanga.com/Manga/Hellsing/Vol-009-Ch-076--Finest-Hour-001?id=124621#15 - Integra outright ordering Alucard to completely destroy Walter without hesitation. Alucard, of course, would not go back on his master's words for his own personal gain. He was ready to kill in the first place, he just needed Integra so he can spring on Walter.

http://kissmanga.com/Manga/Hellsing/Vol-009-Ch-077--Finest-Hour-002?id=124622#4 - We visually see Alucard getting realllyyy bloodlusted and ready for his fight with Walter after Integra heightened his fighting morale and instincts. Clearly, Alucard is ready to stomp Walter without remorse.

http://kissmanga.com/Manga/Hellsing/Vol-009-Ch-078--Finest-Hour-003?id=124623#4 - Alucard yelling that he will rip Walter to shreds. The fact that he charged right at him and made the first move in stretching out his arm to make a straight chop thrust aimed at Walter's head suggests that he was going for the kill and tried to take him out in the first blow.

And of course Alucard's facial expressions from then on, in contrast to fights where he wasn't taking it seriously (Luke Valentine, Tubalcain, human soldier fodders, artificial vampire fodders, Rip van Winkle), suggests that he did not expect Walter to be able to rofl at him like this (which suggests hat he really was using all of his full power at his disposal to try to kill him). It also indicates that the wires really did hurt/surprise him and that he really is struggling (something that he wouldn't do if he was "laid-back" and letting Walter "attack him"). We even see him grunting in pain after his arm was torn off. Also shooting the Casull, Baskerville, and trying to shoot the Jackal at him shows that Alucard was indeed trying to kill him.

Alucard didn't even see a chance at victory until he saw Luke Valentine (notice the smirk). From then on, he knew what he had to do. He killed Luke, absorbed him, and knowing that he can't do anything to Walter in his form, he simply allowed him to rip him apart and stab him in the heart. Of course, Alucard noticed that Walter's transformation was rushed and flawed, thus he would revert to his weaker younger forms. Luke died in Alucard's place, Alucard respawned behind Walter, and checked his regeneration potential to see if Walter could return to his more adult-like once wounded or, as he wanted, if he'd return to his teenage years. Knowing that Walter could no longer threaten him, Alucard THEN took a laid-back attitude and went easy on him, extending his lifespan to find out why Walter betrayed him until he'd decid to kill him as ordered.

So.....
Walter was casually raping a bloodlusted Level 0 Alucard with the serious intent to fight and kill UNTIL Alucard saw Luke as an extra life that he could use. So Walter became the second person on-panel to kill Alucard. It wasn't Walter's flawed transformation that made him lose. Even while unstable and deteriorating, he would have still killed Alucard (that how strong Walter is). What made him lose was Luke. Using Luke as a proxy to fight in his place (when he could have used Baskerville instead and produce the same result), he set up his own defeat.