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   “Hi Grandma, you’re finally here! I was waiting for 

you all day. Are you going to continue on with the 

story about the hero?”

   “Oh. Sure I will. ”

   "Look, Grandma. I made a vampire at school."

   “I see, I have a great vampire story that's a real one. 

I’ll continue on with the hero story next time.”

   “Arg… fine. You promised!”

“So, 

when I was little…

   January 1st is the day the people in the village all 

gather for an ancient ceremony. However, the way to 

the place is very harsh and dangerous. The Vampire’s 

castle is the place where they have their ceremony once 

a year. They go to the enchanted castle and dance, play, 

until midnight. At midnight, the Vampire comes down 

and says a long speech, and then the lightning bolts are 

released. The people who could not reach the castle by 

midnight, would be killed by the electricity released by 

the lightning bolts. In the meantime, the people in the 

castle would get in a single line and wait until it is their 

turn. The Vampire would give each of them a white, 

shiny new tooth. After getting their new tooth, the 

Vampire gives them a fly home on his back.

Something special 

happened to this 

village one year...

The day of the 

ceremony was coming 

closer. Five more days, 

Sam counted on his 

calendar. 

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   It was December 31st and Sam’s little 

sister was born. However, Sam’s mom 

was very weak from giving birth to Sam’s 

little sister, Sally. It was a fortunate day 

for Sally to be born. Sam’s mom could not 

go to the castle because she had no 

strength to stand up.

   Finally, January first came. Sam and his family got ready 

and headed to the Vampire’s castle. Sam, his dad, and Sally 

crossed the river filled with crocodiles. He found out that 

they were not even getting close because of Sally. Sam’s 

family was lagging behind the others. It was almost 

midnight, but they had a long way to go. They fought 

many Zombies, throwing Sally around each other like a 

football to keep her out of harm. 

‘Ding, ding…’ 12 times. It was midnight. The Vampire sent 

out lightning bolts. Everyone who couldn’t reach the castle 

got electrified. While Sam was watching their neighbors 

die, Sam and his dad held hands tightly, and was wishing 

each other good luck and to see each other in heaven. 

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