Amlan/Marcus: Transylvania Checkbox Why

Adventurous vampire 'universe' inquirers make for the 'dark-discovery' of things lost, eccentric, deep, and shielded in Romania.

Vampire short. Happy Saturday, all 

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AMLAN: This journey-road to Transylvania has good mark for things of maps/art!

MARCUS: Transylvania (Romania) is a land of blood-immortals study intrigue, pal.

AMLAN: We're good co-investors of this vampire-study post-writing in America, ha.

MARCUS: Our little-princess hostess-girl (Esmerelda) has us marked as sharp now.

AMLAN: Esmerelda's great...and I'm confident we've nothing to fear now/ever.

MARCUS: Good confidence for this dark-art, pal (Facebook-like!).

Amlan and Marcus had written good and much about blood-immortals jars in the West (American Homeland) and now hoped to move their inspiration(s) of vampire-image study to that classic moonlit 'universe' of Transylvania (Romania), where further enhanced work in the care of their Romanian princess-girl of great wealth (Esmerelda) would offer some (hopeful) novel concept about world bricks/design of vampire (blood-immortal) 'intrigue' for things of Heaven/Hell (wow).

However, Princess Esmerelda struck the two protagonist would-be heroes as (somewhat!) eccentric; and she went on-and-on about her incomplete-arts of blood-immortals mystery and vampire lifestyle allure for darkness/cinema. She even claimed she'd made in-ways into the circle(s) of vampire 'universe' sheds, where cult-behavior and pseudo-cannibalism was somehow (darkly!) blended with actual photo-arts of Earth realm jellyfish (of leviathan).

PROFESSOR: Well, you're back here, in the American Homeland, enjoying supper.

AMLAN: Marcus is gone, dead, undead, fallen, a vampire (maybe), doc!

PROFESSOR: You stayed alongside him all the way in Transylvania; it's only tragedy.

AMLAN: Princess Esmerelda must've let in some vampire into her 'castle' for Hell!

PROFESSOR: So, Marcus was carried by a winged blood-sucking creature of myth?

AMLAN: I'm certain...and feel guilty enjoying this red-meat of taste in America, sir.

PROFESSOR: Life's humility; and you and Amlan were great writers; regret is jars.

AMLAN: From Hell (Facebook-like).

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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