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The King of the Vampire Island Chapter 77: The Palace of Vampires
In the afternoon, when they were completely disheartened, something like a snake fell down onto Peter's head. Peter immediately jumped up. He shouted, "Snake... snake..."Although it was afternoon, the darkness under the hole was completely solidified. Jack turned off the flashlight, fearing the battery might run out. Hearing Peter's mention of the snake, he quickly turned the light back on. He directed the light to the spot where Peter was sitting earlier. What he saw there made him jump, just like seeing a snake. Peter, frightened, also looked in that direction. Their jaws dropped in astonishment.The end of a rope ladder was hanging there. The ladder, made of linen, was sturdy enough to be noticed immediately."Where did this come from?" Peter asked suddenly after a long pause.Jack absentmindedly shook his head. His expression of surprise faded. "I don't know. But someone is helping us. And they must have left this here.""But who are they?" Peter asked.In response, Jack shook hi
The King of the Vampire Island Chapter 78: The Collapse of the Palace
Suddenly, with a shock like lightning, Casey released Jack. Jack regained consciousness again. He spat several times. Peter also returned to normal. He didn’t stand still anymore. Slowly, he moved aside and went toward the coffins. He took out his pocket knife and began cutting the bonds on everyone’s hands and feet, one by one.This was the first time Jack saw Casey’s terrified expression. In a panicked voice, she started saying, "No, you can’t do this. Don’t do this." Then suddenly, she pressed her hands to her chest and screamed. She collapsed to the ground and began rolling around.Jack thought Casey was acting again. But at that moment, a vampire wearing a black cloak appeared from behind the palace. Due to the large hood on his head, his face was not visible. He held a golden cage in his right hand. In the moonlight, it shimmered with a golden hue. As he came closer, they saw the creature inside the cage. It was a giant crab scorpion, at least fifteen inches long. The underside
The King of the Vampire Island Chapter 79: An Unexpected Invitation
The Secret MonsterAdventure 4MorningJack sat on the beach in Haven Brook, watching the sunrise. His breathing was still heavy from his morning run—two kilometers without stopping. Lately, he’d been taking his health seriously again. A few weeks of bad habits had taken a toll on him, and it showed. He hadn't even placed in the top three at the school race—a race he usually won. Just last month, a bout of food poisoning had landed him in the hospital for a week. Staying up late, sleeping in until noon, and constantly eating junk food had finally caught up with him.Determined to turn things around, Jack made some changes. He rejoined karate school, quit fast food completely, and stuck to a strict sleep schedule. Now, he was up at dawn every morning, running before the world fully woke up. Afterward, he’d sit on the beach and soak in the quiet magic of sunrise—just like he was doing now.There were a few moments in life that Jack truly cherished, and sunrise and sunset were among them
The King of the Vampire Island Chapter 80: The Sudden Jolt
Jack picked up a magazine and flipped through the pages, avoiding eye contact with the girl beside him. If he looked at her again, she might throw another glare his way. But resisting wasn’t easy. They say that if a beautiful girl is sitting next to you, your eyes will naturally wander to her—whether you want them to or not. Jack was no exception. Peeking over the edge of his magazine, he stole a quick glance at her.Big mistake.The girl was already looking right back at him. Their eyes met, and this time, her gaze wasn’t sharp or annoyed. Instead, her blue eyes shimmered with warmth.“What are you reading?” she asked, reaching over and plucking the magazine from his hands before he could react.Jack froze. His mouth opened, but no words came out. He stammered for a second, but she just laughed—a soft, melodic sound that made it impossible to look away.Once her laughter faded, she said, “I’m sorry about earlier. I was having a rough time and ended up taking it out on you. You unders
The King of the Vampire Island Chapter 81: Blood on the Glass
Jo’s heart nearly jumped out of his chest. A small dog had been tied under the seat, and it lunged at his face. It was an Alabama breed, known for its fierce and aggressive nature. But this one? It was beyond aggressive—it was completely unhinged. Calling it wild would be an understatement. Jo had no idea why the old lady had brought such a beast along. Without wasting another second, he bolted, fear propelling his legs forward.While checking tickets, Jo got into a heated exchange with a middle-aged woman. He had asked for her ticket, and she rummaged through her bag and pockets but came up empty-handed. Finally, she sighed and admitted, “I must have lost it.”“Then you’ll have to pay a fine,” Jo said, firm but calm.The mere mention of a fine sent the woman into a rage. She insisted she was a regular on this route and argued that fining her was completely unreasonable. But Jo didn’t budge. “Either show the ticket or pay the fine,” he repeated.Frustrated, the woman snapped, “How muc
The King of the Vampire Island Chapter 82: The Flashlight Finds the Truth
The rain quickly washed away the blood smeared on the window. Joe peered through the glass, but the darkness outside revealed nothing. Inside the train, murmurs among the passengers grew louder."What happened?" Orin asked, her voice laced with concern. "I don’t know," Joe replied, shaking his head. "Wait here. I’ll check outside." "Should I come with you?" "No need." Joe raised a hand to stop Orin. "I won’t go far, just to the door." "Alright then, go ahead."Grabbing a flashlight, Joe stepped into the train’s engine room. It was empty. He unlocked the control panel, but everything appeared normal. The rain had stopped, leaving only the damp scent of wet metal in the air. Shining the light around, he saw nothing but towering trees and dense bushes. The driver was gone.Unable to make sense of the situation, Joe turned his attention to the control tower. But neither the radio nor the telephone worked. Frustrated, he returned to the cabin and relayed everything to Orin. Their conversat
The King of the Vampire Island Chapter 83: Run, or Die
Orin stood beside Joe, both of them staring at the driver’s half-eaten body. A chill of horror washed over them. Suddenly, a soft rumbling sound rumbled through the air, like distant thunder. Without a second to waste, Joe grabbed Orin's hand and sprinted. Orin stayed right on his heels. The passengers behind them watched in confusion, but when the muffled rumbling erupted into a deafening roar, they didn’t need any explanations. They spun around and ran in the opposite direction.A young girl stood frozen, paralyzed by fear. Seeing her, Jack grabbed her hand and yanked her along. She glanced at him, then began to run.John reached the train first and yanked at the door, but it was locked. The middle-aged woman and her husband, Matthew, arrived right after him. Joe had fallen behind after tripping but quickly regained his pace, sprinting toward the train. He pulled out a key and unlocked the door. Everyone scrambled inside, shoving each other to get in, but Joe stayed outside."Joe! G
The King of the Vampire Island Chapter 84: The Knock at the Door
Joe sprinted forward and snatched the fire extinguisher, his eyes locked on the source of the sound. Luke and Jack were right on his heels. A moment of hesitation passed before John, gritting his teeth, rushed after them.The noise was coming from the bathroom—a continuous, frantic banging. As they neared, Joe tightened his grip on the extinguisher. John took it from him and pressed his back against the wall beside the door, ready to strike. Luke, wrench in hand, mirrored his stance. Joe stood at the lock, fingers trembling around the keys. Jack hovered beside him, his breath unsteady."Open it," John murmured.Joe swallowed hard, glancing at John before nodding. His shaking hands fumbled with the key, but he managed to slide it into the keyhole. With a sharp twist, the lock clicked. The door burst open, and a massive figure tumbled out onto the floor. John jerked the extinguisher up, muscles tensed to swing.The giant flinched, shielding his head. "Please, don’t hurt me!" he pleaded.
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Chapter 95: Echoes in the Darkness
Jack plopped down at the base of a tree. Following his lead, the other two also sat. They hadn't eaten anything for the past two days, and searching for Lily had left them exhausted. No one spoke for a while. Finally, Orin broke the silence."Where else should we look? We've scoured the entire area."Luke wanted to say, "Maybe Lily is no more," but he couldn't bring himself to utter the words. He couldn't believe it himself.Jack sat quietly. He firmly believed that nothing had happened to Lily. They would find her. But that was just his conviction; only Allah knows what will actually happen.Nocturnal creatures had awakened. Their calls filled the night jungle. The incessant chirping of crickets was almost deafening. An unknown bird wailed continuously in a mournful tone. Packs of jackals announced their presence with howls. But amid all these sounds, one noise alarmed them. It came from nearby—a sound they recognized well. A leopard's call. That meant a leopard was close. They knew
Chapter 94: The Jungle at Nightfall
Luke sat alone, chewing on jerky. He didn't enjoy sitting idly like this; it felt monotonous. He needed to do something. But then, recalling Jack's warning, he hesitated. Jack had instructed him not to move from here. But for how long could he stay like this? He was already healed. So, what was the point of just sitting around? It was better to do something. Let Jack say whatever he wants later.But what should he do?The answer came immediately. Right in front of him were several dolphin trees. They don't grow very tall—about ten feet high and as thick as a fist. The main characteristic of these trees is that they are straight and very flexible, making them ideal for crafting bows.Without wasting any time, Luke used his pocket knife to cut down a six-foot-long dolphin tree. He split it down the middle, then carved and shaped it into a functional bow. Now he needed a string. Where could he find one? Vines could be used to make a string, but they wouldn't work well for a bow. He was t
Chapter 93: Burning Tracks and Blood Trails
A monstrous creature hurled Luke into the air. He landed on a seat beside the window, crying out in pain. Moments later, he saw them running away. He felt a surge of happiness, knowing he was saving his friends at the cost of his own life—what could be more gratifying?One of the monsters grabbed Luke by the throat, cutting off his air. He gasped for breath, struggling and flailing to break free, but couldn't escape that powerful grip. Deprived of oxygen, his head began to spin. A few more moments like this, and he would be dead. Ceasing his futile thrashing, he groped around, hoping to find something to strike the monster with. His hand touched a sharp metal rod. He grabbed it and thrust it into the monster's eye. The creature roared so loudly that Luke's eardrums felt like they might burst. The monster released him, and Luke gulped in air. At that moment, another monster attacked, sending him flying. He found himself in the engine room. Quickly regaining his composure, he slammed th
Chapter 92: The Fangs of Fate
Jack had been gone for quite a while in search of water. His prolonged absence began to worry them."Could it be that Jack's in trouble?" Orin wondered."Why is he taking so long?" Lily's voice was filled with anxiety. "I hope he hasn't run into any danger.""I don't know." Orin shook his head uncertainly."How about we search the area around us?" Lily suggested."That could be done," Orin agreed. "But I think we should wait a bit longer."Lily looked at Orin inquisitively. "Why?""Imagine we go out looking for him, and he returns in the meantime. If he doesn't find us here, he'll get worried and start searching for us. It's better if we wait a little longer to see if he comes back."Orin's reasoning made sense. Lily agreed, feeling it was best to wait a bit more.Just a couple of yards away from Jack, the king of cobras, the King Cobra, sat coiled. Its menacing hood was raised, eyes fixed on Jack. The snake's eyes were a vivid red, as if painted with a deep crimson hue. Typically, Ki
Chapter 91: A Sip of Danger
They kept running without a break. Their bodies couldn’t take it anymore. The muscles in their legs had gone stiff, almost numb. The strain was pressing down on their ligaments — any more running and it felt like they might snap.Suddenly, Orin came to a stop. Bending over, hands on his knees, he gasped, “I can’t go any further.” He was panting heavily. Seeing him stop, Jack and Lily halted as well, collapsing onto the ground. For a while, no one spoke. The only sound was their ragged breathing.“I can’t take another step,” Lily finally broke the silence.“Me neither,” Orin agreed. Jack stayed quiet, though his legs were just as drained. It dawned on them that they had ventured deep into the jungle. The trees here were denser, their canopies so thick that barely any sunlight reached the forest floor. The ground was damp, and everything around them felt moist. It rained here almost year-round, making the humidity sky-high. The air felt heavy, with over eighty percent humidity, making t
Chapter 90: The Fire before Dawn
"Hey!" someone shouted. The monsters all turned towards the sound. Jack and Luke stood there, each holding two torches. The torches were made by wrapping cloth around the head of a metal wrench and soaking it in petrol. Jo, Orin, and Lily saw them too. A smile spread across Lily's face. Luke hurled one torch at the monsters. Flames engulfed their bodies. Luke lit another torch with his lighter. Jack handed Jo a metal rod and told him to open the door with it. Meanwhile, Luke and Jack fought to keep the monsters at bay. Jo shoved the rod into the door and twisted it hard. The door creaked open. One by one, Jo, Orin, and Lily scrambled through. Jack and Luke stayed behind, holding off the monsters."Go!" Luke shouted. "I’ll handle them.""But I won’t leave you behind," Jack protested."Don’t worry about me." Luke drove the metal rod into one monster's eye. "Just go. Go!"But Jack refused to leave Luke alone. Luke realized Jack wouldn’t go willingly, so he shoved him through the door. Ja
Chapter 89: Betrayal on the Rails
John kept screaming. He repeatedly demanded to have his hands and feet untied. The middle-aged woman hesitated, unsure of what to do.Jenny advanced toward the old man. The old man kept telling Jenny to calm down, but he knew she would never be calm again.Finally, the middle-aged woman untied John’s hands and feet. As soon as he was free, John rushed toward Jenny, grabbing her by the shoulder to pull her back. But the monstrous Jenny shoved John aside. He tumbled to the floor. Jenny turned back toward the old man, slowly advancing toward him.The middle-aged woman stood by the door, trembling with fear. Just beyond the door stood a monster. John noticed it. At that moment, the door opened, and the monster reached out with its terrifying claws, grabbing onto the woman’s clothes and pulling her. “Help me!” she screamed, extending the hand holding the wrench toward John. John grabbed the wrench, but then a dark thought took hold of him. To save himself, he kicked the woman in the stomac
Chapter 88: The Final Light
"Okay, do you think we can make it back from here?" Orin asked.Joe didn’t say anything in response. He was leaning over the engine. He looked outside through the windshield. The moon had become dull. It was no longer shining. Everything was covered in darkness.Lily placed her hand on Orin’s shoulder. Orin jumped, startled. He turned to look at Lily. He smiled. A lifeless smile.Lily smiled too. "Of course, we’ll make it back."Luke was lying under the train, fixing the fuel gauge leak. He was being helped by Jack."Pass me the wrench," Luke said.Jack handed the wrench to Luke. "Where did Matthew go?" Luke muttered."How much longer will it take?" Jack asked, changing the subject. He was holding the flashlight."Almost done," Luke replied."It’ll be good once it’s done," muttered Jack.At that moment, somewhere far off, an unknown creature let out a sorrowful cry. Jack’s hand, holding the flashlight, shook. He didn’t understand why it was shaking. Luke looked at Jack. He guessed tha
Chapter 87: A Wrong Move
Orin was startled. "Jenny, what's happened to you?" he asked with a fearful voice. Jenny didn’t answer. She kept growling like an animal."Let me see!" The old man shoved John forward. "Jenny, what's wrong with you?" He shook Jenny’s shoulder and asked. Jenny looked back at the old man. "Open the door. Let me go," she kept saying."Calm down, Jenny." The old man placed his hand on Jenny’s shoulder. "Everything will be okay.""Nothing will be okay," John said. He had a metal range in his hand. He moved forward. "Jenny is no longer a normal human. She's transforming into a monster. We have to kill her.""Get away from me." The old man growled. John didn’t back off. He moved closer. "Look, Mr.," he tried to convince the old man, "Jenny won’t get better. If she stays alive, we’ll all die at her hands."But the old man didn’t understand. He became enraged. "If you take one more step forward, I’ll smash your head in," he shouted."But I can't die for her," John said, and moved towards Jenny
