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Captain Kronos
Dr Marcus said to Captain Kronos. You have to come quick!
Deaths all over the village, we are getting ancient, old and sick!
Kronos brought his hunchback, Professor Grost, of course.
What was happening? Was this a supernatural force?
There is a vampire who drains women of blood and their youth.
Scary monster creature is morose, mean and uncouth!
The heroes befriend a dancing girl Carla who is headed for the stocks.
She has been chastised, humiliated, and penalized under locks.
A mystical test indicates who is a vampire and who is not, right away.
So Grost and Kronos are at the ready to do their best to save the day.
Dr. Marcus, Captain Kronos’ brothers finds blood upon his lips.
He thinks it has to do with a cloaked figure; double fear in an eclipse.
Lady Durward’s coachman tries to murder Captain Kronos in a pub.
Marcus is a vampire, so he tries to get his brother to murder him, a rub.
Lady Durward reveals herself as a young, beautiful vampire, lithe and thin.
Captain Kronos is not fooled. He and Grost save the day once again.
Copyright ©
Caren Krutsinger
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