Time to rid the town of the evil vampires.
Father John told everyone
to hold hands. After no one moved, he insisted that the spell wouldn’t work
unless every one of them held hands. They formed a semicircle in the front yard
of the mansion.
Father John and Abe began chanting a spell
from the priest’s old spell book. As the storm grew stronger, a soft moaning sound
could be heard rising from within the house. The faces at the windows were
moaning and grimacing in pain as they were being forcibly pulled out of the
house. They were being lifted up into the sky, where they were burnt up by the electrical
forces in play over the house.
James, the supposed
caretaker, came running out from the front door. “Stop chanting. You are
killing my people.” He raised his arms and roared out loud. His body straightened to
stand taller, transforming him into a younger man. He howled louder and
projected his deadly fangs. “Leave at once. This is also our town. We’ve done
nothing wrong.” He stomped toward them, his eyes burning a deep shade of red.
Watching the man’s drastic
metamorphosis, Todd felt his own blood run cold. He stepped forward to face his
new adversary and asked, “Do you eat humans or do you survive on animal blood?
Was Wolf your leader?”
“We are vampires. Of
course we need human blood. What happened to Wolf?”
“You are pure evil and so
are your followers.”
James’ eyes turned blood
red as he screamed out, “No” as he helplessly watched his vampires continue to
perish before his eyes.
A loud explosion erupted
from inside the mansion, throwing dirt and rocks in their direction. James
burst into flames, with his remains slowly disintegrating into the ground.
Vampires, humans, and
human vampires covered each other as protection from the flying debris.
Luckily, no one was hurt.
The house was gone. All
evidence of the mansion’s prior existence was destroyed, and in its place stood
a field of grass covered by yellow daisies. Even birds could be heard chirping.
It was as if the large mansion had never stood there in all its evil glory.
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