Exactly, he will say stuff to undermine the pverseer's operations. Also, that's my bad. My mistake. I apologize.

What are you talking about? I didn't hint at Integra babying Seras. When I brought up Seras' mum, I meant her actual birth mom... the one who was killed and raped. You know. That one.

And I really don't see Gregory as the sort of character to squeal, grovel, and beg for mercy. If he did say something, it would be precisely because he hates the Overseer, and is trying to undermine him.

I don't really want Integra to be babying Seras.

The overseer and Gregory are on the same level as each other. Neither one is the main antagonist. Its just after they beat Gregory, and he spills the beans he will get away and they'll move on to the Overseer. They're gonna kill the overseer, or Gregory will make the higher ups think that the Overseer was actually the one who snitched and they'll have Gregory go back and kill the Overseer.

Huh? Where was I making him a demigod. No, he's a vampire.

Okay. This is rather important to me. So please do not make the 'Overseer' some sort of 'demigod'. Kay? I honestly see Gregory's relationship with the Overseer as being akin to that and what Alucard had with Luke Valentine. The Overseer being Luke Valentine. I just don't feel it right, narratively speaking, for such a by-the-books-character to by the antagonist.

Gregory deserves some limelight and clout over the nameless and shameless 'Overseer'.

He took whatever he could find from the doctor's records and data regarding the creation of synthetic vampires. Right now, he's focusing more on quality product. Also, Gregory doesn't identify with the Nazis. He just likes the idea of creating some vampires.

As for how he would fail, he'd probably make a handful of vampires stronger than Zoran. He wouldn't build a massive army, since their forces already dwarf Hellsing's and the Vaticans.

He's shoring up his defenses. Because he knows damn well that their enemy will be catching onto them, soon. So, in short, he's not making Nazi vampires. He's also not making an army, ala Millennium. He's a bit better than the top Nazi scientist tasked with the creation of such creatures.

But, again. He's focusing less on building an army, and more on making more strong soldiers for their cause.

So, disregard what I said about Gregory building an army. I didn't consider this, but logistically speaking he wouldn't be able to. Even if he wanted.

Ok but he will constantly have to fail at that. He is reoccurring, but he shouldn't be the biggest threat. Especially since I'm not trying to have Millenium 2: Nazi Boogaloo

So? I'm thinking that Gregory is interested in expanding upon the Nazi medical science of creating synthetic vampires. He cares more about raising an army, than that serum that grants his kind protection from the burden of the sun. He rather admired the major. After all, he was the one who took out Alucard. Making it feasible for their group to do this in the first place.

I don't think Seras had that problem in Ultimate