Strawman Has a Point: Possessed Richter says that he wants to resurrect Dracula so he can fight him for all eternity, because Dracula only respawns every 100 years and Richter has already beaten him. While said under possession and certainly out-of-character for a guy who's not a Blood Knight, Richter raises an interesting point. What is his worth once he's fulfilled his purpose? At best he can train his heir to take on Dracula, but even then his son/daughter probably won't get to fight Dracula either. Once he's done his part, Richter essentially becomes worthless.
I wouldn't exactly say they're "worthless", what's to say that the Belmont clan, or at least some of them, don't long for the peaceful lives they can pursue after Dracula is temporarily wiped out? Sure, they take pride in being vampire hunters, but is fighting what they want to do all their lives?
Also it's not like Dracula's their only enemy; there may be lesser but still threatening enemies that the Belmonts are tasked with slaying when they're not on Dracula duty.
I wouldn't exactly say they're "worthless", what's to say that the Belmont clan, or at least some of them, don't long for the peaceful lives they can pursue after Dracula is temporarily wiped out? Sure, they take pride in being vampire hunters, but is fighting what they want to do all their lives?
Also it's not like Dracula's their only enemy; there may be lesser but still threatening enemies that the Belmonts are tasked with slaying when they're not on Dracula duty.
Edited by LucaEarlgrey