Van Helsing’s Final Showdown

I was walking in a nearby village when suddenly my partner, John asked me why the atmosphere in the village was so eerie. We asked a villager who lived there.                           

"Have you not heard about the great count Dracula who terrorizes our people?" he asked. The name was very familiar, but I thought that I had ended that battle a long time ago.

My friend and I decided to go and investigate. While walking out of the village, we encountered some werewolves. Luckily, my silver blades were in my pockets, so I was able to scare them off. John got some scars from the fight, but I was sure he would survive.

Our path was blocked by a huge lake. We had to build a raft to get to the other side. While floating, we saw something very fast and dark a few meters from us. That thing attacked us. I quickly pulled out my crossbow and started shooting. I realized that it was the monster of Loch Ness. The creature got scared and swam away.

We were close to the castle when an army of Zombies led by the Headless Horseman attacked us. We lured them away and approach ed the castle from the other side. We almost got abducted by aliens on the way there, but we arrived at the castle in one piece.

                                                                                                                        Kerekes Robert   IX. R

Arriving at the Castle, I immediately felt an evil atmosphere, and it was already driving me crazy. Walking up to the gates, we saw something lurking in the shadows of the woods that covered the whole valley.

As we entered, we were left speechless. We expected to be charged by a whole army of undead soldiers, however, everything was empty. We were standing in a huge, dark hall filled with dust, with only a single torch lighting it up in the middle. It was like no one had been there for centuries.

When we took some steps inside, the door suddenly closed behind us and we soon heard footsteps, shaking the floor like an earthquake, belonging to thousands of creatures. We were right about the fact that we would be attacked by zombies. The whole army came running at us, with Dracula, the king of all evil standing in the back, guarded by his seven lieutenants.

Our chances weren't very high. If we had wanted to survive, we would've had to defeat the main villain, Dracula. I knew this was our only chance. Then we got on our horses, picked up our spears and charged through the army. Using the momentum we had, we threw the spears at the vampire, which were dipped in holy water, piercing his heart.

We couldn't believe that we had finally won. We were filled with joy looking at all the evil turning into dust. Finally, the world was freed from the terrors and the darkness of Dracula.

                                                                                                                            Szabo Dávid   IX. R