Hi guys! I have to apologize for this, but I rewrote my story again, because I made a lot of mistakes. Lots of wrong spellings, lots of wrong grammars, lots of confusing mysteries, so I made even better and understandable version. So enjoy! Again.

Aggie belongs to me


After Johnny became Dracula's new Human Relations Coordinating co-assistance, the human still feel like alone when he started this job that his father-in-law suggested. Sure he loved his job so he, Mavis, and their son, Dennis, are able to stay here and able to have humans and monsters living together, but he can't make Hotel Transylvania more human-friendly with the place this big, and needed a lot of things to customize the hotel. Man, being a Human Relations Coordinating co-assistance is hard work.

Just then, Mavis walked downstairs and noticed Johnny in the counter, feeling exhausted.

"Hey honey, are you okay?" She asked, touching her husband's forehead to check if he has a fever.

"Yeah, I'm quite fine," Johnny replied.

"You don't look fine to me. What's the matter?"

Before Johnny can speak to his wife, Drac came into the scene.

"What's going on here?" He asked.

"I was checking on Johnny. He doesn't look so good," Mavis checked his forehead again.

"Maybe he's exhausted of all the hard work," though Drac.

"No, guys, that's not it," Johnny gave in. "It's just that being a Human Relations Coordinating co-assistance is harder than I thought. I can't do this alone, especially when I need more things for the hotel to make the place look human-friendly."

"Maybe you need some companion. Another human can help with this job," Mavis suggested.

"And how are you going to find one? Johnny's family is in California. They can't just come here. They have their own lives there," Dracula said.

"Hey, how about hiring another human to work here? That would be fun," said Johnny.

"That's not a bad idea, Honey," Mavis agreed.

"What?! Oh, no, no, no, no!" protested Drac. "I don't want another human to be working in my hotel!"

"Come on, Dad, it'll fun. Plus, it'll improve the hotel for both monsters and humans. Besides, it's your idea for Johnny to have a job here," Mavis pointed out.

Drac still hesitate in silence at first, but her daughter's explanation defeated his silent treatment, "Alright, fine! You win, but where can we start finding a perfect human for the job?"

Later that day or night, Drac and Johnny placed posters that says "WANTED HUMAN… with human organizing skills. Here in Hotel Transylvania" all over town. The human town.

A week later, many humans saw the posters, but none of them ever volunteered because, not just afraid of monsters, but don't have skills of organizing the whole hotel with stuff that humans know.

Except for one…


A glowing circular green portal appeared behind a street light, and came out a 19-year-old Filipino girl, who wears a plain white dress, a pair of Timberland shoes and glasses, her hair is long, black and straight, and has a pair of large fairy wings on her back. Her name is Agatha Mondejar Galido a.k.a Aggie, who has a life of a kid. She's a dimensional traveler who likes to spread love and friendship in the universe. But when she stepped into this world, her mission changed when she noticed a poster that a place called "Hotel Transylvania" need a human who has organizing.

Wait a minute… Aggie's a human and good in organizing! She's also good in party planning too. Since she noticed that no human have taken the poster yet, Aggie took it from the street light, and rushed to find Hotel Transylvania. She can't leave an advertised poster hanging.

Her only problem is she doesn't know where the hotel is. She approached a fellow human, and asked, "Excuse me, where can I find Hotel Transylvania?"

"You should go into the spooky forest, and you can see an underground tunnel. There is where the hotel was. It's full of popular monsters there, like Count Dracula, Frankenstein Invisible Man, and many others!"

"Really?! That's great! Thanks!" Aggie yelled excitingly as she flew off to find the spooky forest.


Aggie was never been more excited to meet the famous monsters in history. Honestly, she was never afraid of monsters, except mythical monsters in her country like manananggal, white lady, aswang, kapre, etc. She loved all monster kind as she believed that monsters are like humans, because they have family and friends that they can protect from humans who tried to attack them. She also believed that monsters are friendly here, as long she's friendly to them. When Aggie entered the forest, it was dark and scary.

"Oooohhhh, very creepy," she shivered in fear. Then, she noticed an underground tunnel when a hearse drove into it. "A underground tunnel. What a stroke of luck!" She flew down into the tunnel and followed the hearse.

When she and the hearse got out of the tunnel, Aggie finally saw Hotel Transylvania for the first time. It was huge! It's like a big castle! She was so excited to work here, if she was qualified. She gazed at the hotel for a little while before zooming into the revolving door. But before she entered, she wore her jacket to hide her wings inside. She doesn't want anyone in there to think she's a weird human.


When Aggie first entered the hotel, she was approached by the Fly.

"Hi there, I see you needed a human here," she showed to him the poster.

"Oh yes, Count Dracula needed a human for his son-in-law who needs help with work," The Fly said.

"Count Dracula owned this place?!" Aggie squealed in excitement and hugged the poster tightly.

"Yes. Here let me find you a sit." The Fly escorted her in and let her sit down on a sofa in the lobby. "Just stay here, and I will tell Count Dracula that you're here.

While waiting, Aggie looked around the hotel. She was scared, yet amazed, that the hotel was surrounded by monsters in different species. She wondered why there are no ghosts in the hotel. She expected that the hotel would be more like her friends/adoptive fathers, Jack Skellington and his adoptive guardian, Jet Skellington's home town, Halloween town, which it was full of monsters and ghosts. Aggie suddenly felt bored of waiting and wanted to take a nap. She dumped her head on a table, embraced her head by her arms and took a little nap. Once she's about to close her eyes, a man came over in front of her and questioned her, "So do you comfortable here?" Aggie lifted her head and faced the man who asked her. Once she did, her eyes suddenly opened so wide that she saw the man who asks her and smiled at her.

It was Dracula.

Her eyes became big puppy eyes and squealed with a grin on her face, "Hiiiiiiiiii…"

"So you must be the human who got the poster, and the only one who volunteered to come here. Welcome to Hotel Transylvania," Dracula greeted Aggie so nicely as he took her hand to help her stand up from sitting in a sofa for too long.

Aggie felt her bones starting to shake and made a little squeak, having a romantic excitement. Aggie started to answer with a big smile. "Yes. Yes, I am. My name is Agatha Mondejar Galido, but you can call me Aggie. I'm from another world and from a country called Philippines."

"Oh, you're a Filipino? And from another world?" Dracula sounded interested

"Yeah!"

"Oh that's good. I'm Count Dracula. I hope you heard all about me. I'm also the owner of this hotel"

Aggie did know all about him. He's a vampire. She can't believe this vampire is the owner of this hotel. Very thoughtful. She still squealed and grinned in excitement.

Dracula noticed that face as he was really uncomfortable, "Okay, your face is weird but…, what the heck. Some humans are weird. Follow me, I'll show you around."

"I'm right behind you!" Aggie jumped excitingly and followed him. "I can't believe it! I finally met the real Count Dracula. He's so handsome. Why would anyone hate vampires? They're soooo cute!"

When they reached the counter, they met up with Mavis and Johnny.

"Aggie, this is my daughter, Mavis, and her husband, Johnny. He's a human," Drac introduced to her his daughter and son-in-law.

Mavis extended her hand to Aggie, "Hello."

Johnny did the same, "Hi there."

"Hi, I'm Agatha Galido. Just call me Aggie," Aggie shook Mavis and Johnny's hands with both of her hands. "I'm a Filipino, and I'm from another world."

Mavis arched an eyebrow, "Uh, another world?"

"Yeah, I don't know what that means either." Shrugged Drac.

But Johnny seemed to understand this, "Oh, you mean from another dimension, since there are many worlds and dimensions in the universe."

"Yes! That's it! You got it!" Aggie yelled happily. "Hey, where's your mother, Mavis? Can I meet her?"

Mavis then suddenly frown when Aggie asked about her mother. Aggie saw this reaction as she turned to Drac. He only shook his side left and right as a reply that she's not around. Aggie knew what it meant as she gasped in horror.

"Oh, I'm so sorry," Aggie realized Mavis' mother and Drac's wife is dead.

"That's okay. We got use to it," Drac patted Aggie's head. "So, we're looking for a human with organizing skills to help Johnny here to make the hotel more human-friendly, just for my grandson, Denisovich."

"Or Dennis, for short," Mavis added. "He's my son, and he's more like a human. Do you think you can help my husband to make the hotel more human-y for Dennis?"

"Well, I can add some things with my wand that my fairy god parents gave to me," Aggie took out a yellow star wand from her bag.

Drac, Mavis and Johnny thought that wand was a toy.

"You mean, a fake wand?" said Drac.

"No. A magic wand!" To demonstrate, Aggie used the magic wand to customize the hotel. She poofed up TV screens and stand-up videos on the wall, and a wi-fi modem, just besides Johnny. "There. Now both monsters and humans are attracted to this hotel."

But Drac, Mavis and Johnny just gaped and frozen in shock. They've never seen this such thing before. A human that can do magic and made things appear. They realized this human is different, which included her wings. Only Johnny and Mavis impressed by this.

Johnny jumped out of the counter, and shook Aggie's arm rapidly. She's the human who Johnny was looking for to help him, "You're hired! Welcome!"

Dracula was the only one who is disappointed at this. Secret, at first, he thought wouldn't do anything to help Johnny on his work, but after watching Aggie poofing up things that modern humans love and Johnny hired her, Drac got frustrated that there's gonna be another human working in is hotel. But then, he just shrugged it out. It's the only way to keep his family from moving out of the hotel.


"So it's sliced avocado, rolled oats with apricot," Mavis instructed in anxiety to her father while the zombie bellhops loaded up the hearse to prepare her and Johnny's trip to California, "the Aveno moisturizer after every bath..."

"And then the shea butter on his tush before his PJs," Dracula continued calmly to his daughter, "and then 20 minutes on the nebulizer while I read his Learning Factory Phonics book to him."

"It's asking a lot, Dad, we could just take Dennis with us."

"What, are you kidding me?" Dracula exclaimed. "And get him off his routine? No, no, no. You kids go to California and see if it's the right place to raise Denisovich."

While Mavis spoke with her parents about how to take care of Dennis, Johnny made mouth bubbles at him and Dennis tried to copy his daddy but he drooled instead.

Mavis took Dennis from Johnny, asking, "And you remember how to video chat?"

"Yes, yes, with the phone and the buttons and the agony," Dracula groaned with a grin.

"Thanks for being so understanding, Dad." Mavis smiled in relief. "I know you'll keep him safe."

"Of course, Mavy," Dracula assured her and stabbed his fist at his chest, "Stake my heart and hope to die."

"I'm just gonna miss him so much." Mavis placed Dennis down on the ground and affectionately kissed his nose. "I love you, Dennis."

Dennis kissed her nose and replied adorably, "I love you, Mommy."

"I'll tell him Mavy-Wavy stories every night before bed," Dracula said.

"You're the best," Mavis said happily as she hugged her father. "I love you, Dad."

After the father and daughter hug, Johnny held his arms wide for Dracula and then squeezed him so tight that the vampire tensed at this strong hug and rolled his eyes.

"Gonna miss all you guys," Johnny moaned with his goofy grin. "You're all my family. Love you, Drac."

"Yes, I love you too," Dracula responded with an awkward smile, then quickly leaned closer to Johnny to remind him of their real plan, whispering, "Now remember the plan. Just keep her distracted and happy, but not too happy, Capiche?"

"Got it," Johnny whispered back in understanding, "Operation 'Just Keep Her Distracted and Happy, But Not Too Happy, Capiche', starts now! Cool?"

"Smiling on the outside," Dracula smiled.

"Will you hug my backpack?"

"No."

Mavis and Johnny's hearse finally drove away and out of the hotel's vacancy lot with the Dracula and Dennis waving good-bye.

Then, Dennis moaned tiredly, "Back to bed."

"Ah, yes, we'll get to the bed," Dracula said as he held Dennis's cheek gently. "We all love the bed. But we're just gonna do one thing first."

Another black hearse crazily drove up to him and pulled over, driven by a zombie hearse driver. The next instant the entire Drac Pack came out the revolving door with several packed suitcases.

"Is it shorts whether where we're going?" Frank asked.

"Geez, I hope not," Murray added. "My body isn't swimsuit ready yet."

"Whatever," Dracula rolled his eyes. "Where's Griffin?"

"Hey, can I have a sec, I'm saying good-bye to Emily," the Invisible Man said, two glasses of champagne seemingly floating in the air where he stood.

"Oh, brother," groaned Wayne, not believing Griffin was still trying to pull off the illusion of having an 'invisible girlfriend' after all these years.

"I'm gonna miss you so much," an obvious Griffin said in a girly voice, then continued in his regular voice, "You know you have to be strong, Honey, cause what we have is unbreakable." He did kissing sounds and a girl crying. "Babe, don't cry, everybody's watching."

The Drac Pack did watch this with puzzled or annoyed expressions on their faces.

"Okay, I gotta call him on this," muttered Murray.

"Just let him play it out, get it over with," Dracula groaned, then spoke mock pleasantly to the invisible man, "Okay, you two lovebirds drink your champagne and let's get going."

"Huh? Oh, yeah. Cheers, babe." Griffin drank his champagne and spilled the other glass, whispered, "Oh, klutz."

"We can't say nothing about this?" Frank questioned.

"No, we don't have time for zingers," Dracula grunted.

Finally the entire gang gathered tightly into the hearse, but Dracula struggled in attempt to buckle the boy into his child's car seats. He could really grab hold of the seat belt fasteners of Dennis' seat.

"How do click in these stupid car seats? Aahh!" Dracula complained in frustration and made a brief scary hilarious face.

"You gotta cut those nails, man," Frank said, frowning.

"We just strap our kids down with duct tape." Wayne added.

Dennis held up his hand to Dracula to stop his struggling and he buckled himself in perfectly. Dracula grinned sheepishly.

Just then, while Aggie almost finished checking her list, she noticed Dracula, Dennis and the Drac Pack in the hearse outside. She thought that they are going on the road trip as she dropped her pencil and notepad, and rushed out from the revolving door and down the stairs to catch up with the monsters.

"Hey, guys," Aggie greeted. "Where are you going?"

Dracula turned to Aggie, and faced her, "Oh, nothing. We're just going out on a trip to help Dennis get his fangs out."

"Can I come with you?" Aggie asked excitingly.

Dracula held up his hand to the human girl, "No. Absolutely not."

"Why not?"

"Because, first, you still have to work, and, second, there's not enough room for humans."

"Oh, please, Count Dracula, just this once. I won't bother you. And I want to learn more about unique monsters."

"Oh no. It's dangerous for you, and—"

Before Dracula can finish, he saw Aggie's pupils turned big and teary, like a pouty-bat face. The vampire tired to resist the human's cuteness, but her eyes are impossible to resist. The vampire groaned, "Alright, you can come."

"Hooray!" Aggie jumped happily while throwing confetti in the air.

"Just don't tell Mavis," Dracula poked her nose.

"Don't worry, I won't!" Aggie get in the hearse, sitting with the Drac Pack. When Dracula sat down on his seat, Aggie held his cape and gently touched it, "Do you know your cape is so silky?" She asked with her flirty face.

Dracula was quite annoyed by the human's face, "Don't touch it."

"Sorry," Aggie let go of the cape and had her cheeks red.

There then came a wet slopping sound when Dracula saw Blobby come down the stairs, leaving a trail of green slime behind him.

"What's he doing here?" Dracula asked, pointing at Blobby with his thumb.

"I told him he could come, he's never been outside the hotel," Frank explained.

Dracula didn't want Blobby to come. He had to stop this. "Blobby, there's no room, sorry, man," he told him.

But Blobby made insistent gurgling noises, which made Dracula's face drop, and he immediately squeezed into the hearse, awkwardly squishing everyone together.

"Yeah, that ain't happening," Murray muffled.

"Fine," muffled an annoyed Dracula. "Put him on the rascal. Let's just get going."


Zombie bellhops quickly made a hotel rascal motorcycle into a side car for Blobby, one lost his hand while using a powered screw driver. At last, the hearse drove out of the hotel and into the dark forest.

"Where are we going, Papa Drac?" Dennis asked, rubbing his tired eyes.

"Oh, Denisovich," Dracula touched their chins gently and replied in excitement, "We're going to have an adventure, a Monstery Adventure!"

"Yay, monsters!" Dennis yelled excitedly. "We're gonna eat cake!"

"What did he say?" Wayne asked, perplexed.

Dracula flinched in embarrassment. "No. No cake on this monster trip," he said sheepishly, trying to salvage the situation.

"No cake cebause Kakie says," Dennis began, "Too much cake makes tummy ache. Yay! A monster always shares."

This left the Drac Pack and Aggie in a state of silent shock.

Griffin's glasses grew so wide. "Wow."

"We may need more than a week," Wayne said, stunned.

"I like cake," Aggie nodded. "I know how to bake a cake since 2013. A friend trained me how."

"Hey, you know who could fix these kids in a snap?" Frank offered with a smile. "Vlad."

"What?!" Dracula yelled. "We don't need to call Vlad, we got this."

"Uh, who's Vlad?" Aggie asked curiously.

"No one, Aggie," Dracula said while waving his hand in dismissal. "None of your business."

"You know, I've been watching a Filipino vampire-comedy show back in my country. It's called Vampire ang daddy ko. That's Filipino title of 'My dad is a vampire'. It's a story of a man whose father is a vampire and mother is a human. The father's name is Vlad, who is one of my favorite characters, the mother is Sonya, and the son's name is Victor. It's my favorite comedy show," Aggie explained.

"Vampires are not supposed to be funny, Aggie," Dracula crossed his arms, and spoke sweetly with puppy dog eyes to Dennis, "Uh, you see, Denisovich, monsters are nice, just like you." He then got more dramatic in a fun way. "But when the moon comes out…" his hand seemed to hold the moon as a full moon peeked out from between the trees. "The real monster fun begins – Being scary! Right, guys?"

As Dracula told his grandson this, Frank turned up the radio so they could listen to the song 'I'm Worth It' by Fifth Harmony, and everyone was dancing to it.

Dracula looked at them in confusion. "Guys? GUYS!" he yelled and switched off the radio. "What is wrong with you?"

"C'mon, everybody likes that song," Frank insisted, to stop the vampire from being such a party pooper.

"I like that song too," Aggie added.

"We're not everybody," Dracula growled. "We're scary monsters, remember?"

As the Count took out a disc and inserted it into the car stereo, Griffin asked, "Hey, what're you putting in?"

"It's an audio book," Dracula answered with a pleasant smile. "'Bigfoot's Life Story.' He read it himself."

"Chapter 1..." a female voice began.

Soon it was followed by deep inaudible growls. Everyone slumped in disappointment, except for Dracula. He was happily satisfied with his pick since he felt it was far more appropriate for their mission.

It soon put Dennis to sleep from boredom, while Murray and Aggie watched Blobby happily enjoy the song on some headphones. The mummy sighed deeply, wishing he was listening to music through headphones too.

"Lucky," Aggie murmured with her arms crossed. "This trip is getting boring."


The hearse sped crazily through the dark haunted forest as though it was in a major hurry. Dracula smiled excitedly throughout the ride while his friends and Aggie remained calm, and the sleeping Dennis' heads bobbled up and down. Aggie noticed this and tried to keep Dennis from bouncing by holding his head down. The green blob monster was getting hit by tree branches, and after several hits, he put on a red helmet and several more tree branches hit him.

"Right turn, here," Dracula yelled, and Griffin turned rapidly on a dime. "Denisovich, rise and shine," he playfully whispered to his grandson and the kid snored softly as Dracula turned back to his friends to announce proudly "Boys, this bringing back any memories? We used to prowl around here when we were in our 100s, the Dark Forest of... Slobozia!"

They had arrived at what looked like a nice recreational and well-manicured park deep in the dark forest where humans were relaxing while sitting on benches and chatting, jogging, or walking their dogs such as one that marked its territory on a large gargoyle statue and another with a Great Dane walked by a sign that said 'Dark Forest Municipal Park and Bike Trail.' This was clearly not what Dracula was expecting to find here.

"Nice how they built it up." Frank was quite impressed by how the forest changed over the past centuries.

"Sorry, but many things have changed throughout the years. You can't stop it now," Aggie snickered. "Just like in my home. The city has now lots of malls and buildings. The city turned into mega-city now."

"Okay, out of the car," Dracula ordered everyone.

He then had Dennis dress up in vampire costume; an outfit and cape similar to his own nobleman's tux and cape.

"Denisovich..." he said as he licked his hand to straighten and flatten out Dennis's curly hair, making him look more like a little Bozo. "You're going to see every monster do his specialty, first..." He placed Dennis down on the ground from the front of the hearse. "Frank's going to show us how he scares people."

"Yay! He's gonna say 'Boo!'" Dennis said playfully, trying to look scary.

Dracula leaned down to the kid's level. "Yeah, I don't think 'boos' ever work, but that's why we're here, to learn from the master."

The vampire patted Frank on the shoulder as the golem leaned casually on the hood of the car, causing it to slump from his weight. He then saw Dracula smiling at him, expecting him to do something right now.

"Okay, I-I'll give it a shot," Frank stammered.

"Come on, Frank. You can do it!" Aggie cheered.

The golem snuck around the bushes, heard a twig snap and hid quickly, his tush visible in the air. He then snuck against more colorful and perfectly-trimmed bushes, and peaked around one to see two jogging young women coming up the trail. Frank grunted and growled, trying to get into the zone as the former scary monster he used to be. His friends all hid and watched the joggers go up the trail, Frank suddenly stomped menacingly in front of them, startling them and started to growl at them.

"Frankenstein," the brown haired jogger gasped starstruck, as she and her friend started giggling like fan girls.

"Oh, hey, how you doing?" Frank greeted them in a friendly mood, as his friends looked on in surprise.

"You're awesome," the blonde haired jogger said and took out a cell phone. "Can we take a picture? Is that okay?"

"Sure, okay," Frank agreed happily and took off his head. "A little selfie action."

He did thumps up while his other hand held his loose head, and the two fan girls made duck faces while one of them did a victory sign.

"For real," Dracula grunted.

"Just let him be," Aggie scoffed.

"Awesome, thank you so much," the joggers thanked him.

"Hey, have a great day," Frank waved to them.

The two joggers started to walk away when Dennis jumped out from the bushes, both shouting, "Boo!"

"Aww," the two women gushed at the child. "He's adorable." They laughed about the boy's playfulness and jogged away.

"Adorable, yes," Dracula grumbled with a weird smile. "Not scary, but 'boo' is a start."

Dennis's hair suddenly popped up and Murray screeched from being startled. Dracula gave the Mummy a hard look and Murray chuckled nervously.


The old hearse was driving though the spooky forest once more, this time to a more isolated location.

"My birthday cake's gonna have the coolest guy one it," Dennis said happily.

"Let me guess, Kakie," Dracula moaned in disgust.

"No, he's so cool, he climb walls and wears a cape," said Dennis, using his hands to gesture wall climbing and covered half of his face with his cape to look sinister.

"Oh, really?" Dracula examined his nails smugly, thinking he's the coolest guy his precious grandson is talking about. "And who is this very cool guy?"

"Batman!" Dennis cheered as he placed his hands on his little hips as though to strike heroic poses, and Aggie tried to hold her laughter in her mouth.

Dracula's face fell to a frown and his shoulders slumped as he pulled his own cape closer around his body, grumbling jealously, "Batman? Great, you don't know anyone else with a cape that's cool?" He spotted a good isolated area of the woods, telling Griffin, "This is good, stop here!"

The hearse came to a stop, and Blobby took off his helmet, his head shaped like the helmet.

"Okay, Wayne, it's your turn," Dracula instructed his werewolf friend. "Go kill something," And he leaned back on the hearse and smiled, "Denisovich, watch this."

"What?!" Wayne yelled, shocked.

"I told you. Come on!" Dracula whispered as he leaned into Wayne's face. "If we don't inspire Denisovich, how are they going to find their inner monsters?"

Unfortunately, Dennis overheard him and asked worriedly, "Who's in a monster?"

"Nobody," Dracula tried to explain soothingly. He reached into his grandson's little backpack and took out a snack for him, an avocado. "Just, here. Have an avocado," he said to the boy.

"Yay!" Dennis took his healthy fruit snacks.

"Your mommy says it's a good fat. Whatever the heaven that means." Dracula continued with a happy smile before he grumbled with a frown.

"Listen, I'm not gonna set monsters back again just to make your grandkid like vampires," Wayne complained as the Dennis cut open his snack with child safe knife, and Frank ate the pit from Dennis's avocado when he offered a slice to him.

"It's true," Aggie nodded in agreement. "You can't just let the kid see something horror or bloody thrilling. It's too violent for him. Too much."

"Anyway, there's nothing to kill here. It's all been..."

Before Wayne can finish, there came a rustle from the bushes and trees, and a deer gracefully pranced into view, the humans and the other monsters looked on in awe, except for Dracula.

"Aww, a deer! How cute!" The girl human with wings squealed.

"Aww, what a cutie," Frank cooed, but noticed Dracula aiming a dark scowl at him, so Frank said bluntly, "But kill him."

"Ah, great," Wayne groaned. "You know, I haven't done this in years. We don't need to kill anymore, we have pop tarts."

But Dracula didn't listen as he told the children and turned them to face the deer, "Denisovich, you're going to love this. Wayne's going to eat that whole deer, and the next one's yours. Wayne, go!"

Wayne slowly made his way towards the deer, his shoulders slumped. "Ah, man," he moaned in reluctance. "I'm too old for this. Okay, how does it go again?" He tried to remember what to do, and tried howling first but remembered something else. "No, no, wait. That's for the moon. Oh, right, I growl. Okay, here it goes." The wolf man slowly approached the deer with a scary smile and claws ready. The deer looked up at him with a curious observant face as Wayne said loudly, "Growl!"

"Get it, boy!" a human man shouted from somewhere out of view.

A red Frisbee came flying into view from out of nowhere, exciting Wayne and he started a game of tug-of-war for the Frisbee with a brown Labrador as they growled loudly and playfully at each other.

"Get it, Uncle Wayne!" Dennis applauded excitedly.

Everyone else smiled amusingly, and Aggie chuckled while face-palmed, but Dracula gawked in shock and disbelief at his werewolf friend's behavior.


A few minutes later, everyone was back inside the hearse, Dracula was frowning in disappointment while Wayne happily chewed on the Frisbee. Drool foamed around from his long muzzle.

"Some werewolf," Dracula complained rudely. "Did you actually say the word 'growl'? You're a werewussy?"

"I said I was rusty," Wayne said with a mouthful of Frisbee.

At the end of his rope, Dracula turned on Wayne and started struggling to take the Frisbee away from him, turning this into another tug-of-war.

"Give me that Frisbee! Give it to me!" exclaimed Dracula, tugging at the Frisbee.

"No! My Frisbee, it's my Frisbee!" Wayne muffled, keeping a tight grip on the Frisbee with his mouth.

Aggie came in between, and tried to hold them back, "Would you two knock it off?! We're all gonna crash if you don't stop!"

The struggle caused Griffin, still at the wheel, to lose control of the car for a few moments. He swerved to the side and in a sudden circle as the hearse struck a large rock and Blobby's scooter came loose from the side of the car and he went rolling off a nearby cliff. Everyone grew silent at what happened to their gelatinous friend.

Dracula looked out through the window, slightly embarrassed, but confidence as he assured in a sheepish smile, "He's fine. He's blobby."


The hearse was parked on the side of the road in another isolated part of the dark forest, while Dracula said to the mummy, "Okay, Murray, your turn."

But before the 'monster lesson' could begin, a human car pulled up beside them with a human couple inside.

"Excuse us," the man said, and Dracula leaned down to talk to them. The man asked politely, "Do you know where someone can get a bite around here?"

The woman tensed and asked in an embarrassed whisper, "Did you seriously just ask a vampire where to get a bite?"

Dracula gave them a displeased expression, and the man stammered, "Oh gosh, I didn't mean... we're not from around here."

"This is so embarrassing," the woman said with her hand over her head. "Just keep going."

"Sorry to bother you," the man stammered apologetically. "Love your chocolate cereal." And the couple drove off immediately.

Everyone looked down at her with weird faces, and Dracula slumped his shoulders again.

"That was weird," Aggie broke a silence.

"So, what do you want me to do now?" asked Murray.

"Denisovich, you're not going to believe this," the vampire tried to cheer up as he did strange body movements to try and look scary. "The mummy can crash through walls, and turns into a swarm of beetles, and put a curse on anyone." His sharp claws were bared at the last one.

"That sounds mean," Dennis said, discouraged.

"It's fun-mean," Dracula said, sweetly.

"Okay, so check it out," Dracula said as he pushed Murray ahead of them. "Murray's going to conjure up the biggest sandstorm you've ever seen. Hit it!"

"Sandstorm?" Murray repeated in hesitation. "It-it's been a while."

"Not my problem," Dracula dismissed and ordered pushily the mummy. "Do it. Say your little spell."

"Oookay," Murray said, feeling less than confident. He took a breath and felt more confident this time. "I got this. Frank, Wayne, Griffin, just try not to faint."

The three monsters just looked at him with less than impressed expressions while Murray pulled up his bandages to make them look like muscles instead of a big belly, but it fell with a bounce as he walked up on a boulder like a stage.

"I don't think so it would work," the human in white said.

"What do you mean?" Dracula asked.

"Well, since Murray lived in Egypt, he's supposed to have these powers only in deserted places. But this place isn't a desert. How can Murray do his thing without sand, sand beetles and stuff?" Aggie asked.

"Trust me. He can do it," The vampire smiled and patted Aggie's hair, making her secretly blushed.

Murray cleared his throat and began to chant an ancient Egyptian language as the moonlight shown down on him, his voice echoed with otherworldliness, and he did some kind of pantomime dance as he chanted. Dracula rubbed his hands together deeply impressed, confident this will work. The third times the charm. He leaned down to watch Dennis trying to copy Murray's dance, having fun.

The spell began to reach its climax, but suddenly there was a sound of bones cracking as Murray groaned loudly, "Ow! My back!" Unable to move he fell with a hard bodily thump, groaning, "Oomph!"

A small pile of sand fell beside him, and Dennis ran up to it, giggling. He began to play and make a snowman out of the sand.

Frank chimed in to help. "Oh, wait." He took out two raisins and a carrot from Dennis' backpack, and made them into eyes and a long nose.

Frank and Dennis started laughing amusingly, as did Wayne, Griffin and Aggie. But Dracula was more peeved than ever.

"How cute," Griffin gushed, but then Dracula gave him a purple nirple which made the invisible man groan painfully, "Oow! Ow, ow, ow!"


"Chocolate cereal," Dracula said grumpily in a flat tone. "Are you kidding me?"

"It's okay, Drac," Frank assured him as he slurped up some fruit roll ups. "It's cause they love us."

"Yeah, monsters are what's going on," Murray added.

"Oh yeah, you should embrace it like I did," Griffin agreed. "I've got a bestselling work out video."

Though due to being invisible, the women doing the exercising with Griffin got so confused about what to do, they started improvising.

"That's not me, guys," Dracula refused, holding up his hand.

"C'mon, even Bigfoot's tearing it up in the German soccer league," Frank added encouragingly.

Of course, with Bigfoot living up to his name, his large foot easily blocked the goal net.

"Every monster has professions now since you are all popular," Aggie gigged. "Like I am when I made my own bakery."

Dracula's phone rang again, this time it was his older daughter calling. "Oh, no," he gasped. "Oh, no, no, no! It's Mavis!"

"You gotta answer it," Wayne said, and Dracula struggled to press the screen again with his long sharp nails.

"You're pressing too hard. Lighter!" Murray tried to help him.

"Alright!" Dracula yelled at him. "Denisovich, wake up." He tried to wake him by shaking his car seat, but kid doesn't stirred awake. "Oh, boy, he's out cold."

"I got it," Griffin said, taking out a pair of sunglasses from an invisible shirt pocket and placed them on the kid's face so Mavis won't see their asleep.

"Are you sure that's idea?" Aggie asked, worry that Griffin's plan will fail.

"Trust me, it'll work," Griffin answered.

Mavis waited impatiently, until Dracula's face appeared on the screen answered the phone. "Dad, I've been trying to call you earlier but you didn't answer. What took you so long?" she asked.

"What? Nothing, Mavy," Dracula answered nervously. "We're all great here at the hotel, just doing hotel things." He noticed Wayne panting on him like a dog, mumbling, "Sorry, can't handle your breath."

"I hear you." Wayne sat back down in his seat, frowning.

"Uh, how are you?" Dracula asked with a forced smile.

"We're having a blast," Mavis told him excitedly. "We just went biking and mini-marting, it's so fun here."

"Uhhh..." Dracula groaned before he could say anything.

"Is Dennis okay?" Mavis asked.

"Oh, of course," Dracula explained. "Eh, do you want to see him?"

"Yes. Yes, I do," Mavis said eagerly, and her screen was shifted to a sleeping Dennis first. "Hi, Baby. How are you?"

"Mommy," Griffin said in a high pitched kid's voice to imitate Dennis. "I happy. Whee-hee-hee-hee!"

Aggie face-palmed, and muttered quietly, "This is not gonna work."

"Aww," Mavis moaned sweetly.

"Hey, little dude," Johnny said over the phone.

"Why is he wearing sunglasses?" Mavis asked, which worried Johnny.

"Oh, we were playing, uh, it's uh, a superhero thing," Dracula fibbed.

"Cebause I'm Sunglasses Man, to the rescue," Griffin kept imitating Dennis and continued to fly him around the car, while Wayne held the steering wheel. "Wheee! I'm flying!"

Aggie felt so concern for Dennis when Griffin held him high from his car seat, "Careful, you're gonna drop him." She whispered, extending her arms under Dennis to catch him if he falls.

"Okay, take it down a notch," Dracula grumbled.

"You sound funny," Mavis started to look suspicious.

"Oh, no," Dracula tried to reassure her. "That's his Sunglasses Man voice." He started to vocalize fake static interference on his phone at Mavis and shook his phone around. "Uh-oh, static. Oh, the signal is bad. Mavis, are you there?" He disconnected immediately.

"Yeah, I'm still..." but her phone had been disconnected. "Alright, I guess he's having fun," Mavis sighed, figuring Dennis would enjoy hearing about how much California is.

"Of course he is," Johnny assured her, chuckling nervously.

Back in the hearse in Transylvania, Griffin praised himself over his acting, "Wow, I nailed it with the Sunglasses Man thing. Right off the top of my head. I threw in a 'cebause,' did anybody see that?"

"Yeah, you're awesome, Griffin, but please don't take it too much next time. He almost dropped the kid!" Aggie yelled.

But Dracula wasn't listening; he had become consumed with fear about loosing his only family and what was going to happen to them. "She said she was having fun," he cried in panic. "Johnny's blowing it. She's biking and mini-marting! She's gonna wanna move! I gotta fix these kid NOW!" He then yelled at Griffin, "Are we almost there or what?!"

Griffin nervously laughed, "Okay, I uh, I may have taken a wrong turn a few miles back, heh, heh. Don't get mad."

"WHAT?!" Dracula yelled, and tried to bring up something on his phone, but his nails made it difficult and he grunted, "Someone turn on the navigator on this thing."

"Look at how light I touch it," Murray said as he simply pressed the navigator app on the phone.

A voice like Peter Lorre said, "Please, enter your destination. Pleeease! I'm begging you."

Aggie was quite confuse and amazed by Drac's GPS, "Wow, no navigator has ever said that. Not even back in my world."


A short while later Dennis had awoken from another nap, while Dracula's friends and Aggie in the back slept as the hearse continued its journey through the darkened forest and tall mountains.

Dracula tried to tell them calmly, "Yeah. This is gonna be good, Denisovich. Scary stuff, it's in you." He lightly patted each of their heads and said apprehensively, "We just gotta concentrate on the scary."

"Um, Papa Drac, do you miss Grandma?" Dennis suddenly asked out of the blue.

"Miss Grandma?" Dracula repeated as he was thrown off by the question, and he made a dreamy look in his eyes as he gazed longingly up at the sky, "Oh, sure I do. I miss her every day. She was my zing. Why do you ask?"

"I don't know," Dennis shrugged shyly.

"Do you miss anybody?"

"I miss Mommy and Daddy," Dennis smiled.

"And who else," Dracula got teasingly inquisitive. "Do you miss that Winnie, the pup who tackles you and tries to lick you all the time?" He playfully tickled Dennis as he asked.

"Yeah, but we're just friends," Dennis said simply.

"Oh, no, no, no," Dracula chuckled. "You're a Dracula, you can't just be friends with a cute hairy number like Winnie." He tickled Dennis again, causing the little red headed boy to giggle again.

The Count then heard his phone talking and searched for it on his person, before taking it out of his inside vest pocket hearing it speak in that same Peter Lorre voice, "Right turn, now! Here! You imbecile!"

"Oh, right," he cried and pointed to where they had to turn. "Turn, Griffin!"

"Yes, Papa Drac," Griffin concurred, as he made a hard right turn to their next destination.


"Wait and see, fellas," Dracula announced in excitement while rubbing his hands together. "These kids will be guzzling goat blood in no time!"

"You have arrived at your destination!" his Peter Lorre voiced phone said, "Yes! Yeees!"

As Dracula pressed his face against the window, his eyes grew so wide hopefully. "Here we are! It's the vampire summer camp I went to as a kid!"

"What is it, Camp Vamp?" asked Wayne.

"No," Dracula said rolling his eyes at the ridiculous name, "Who names their camp 'Camp Vamp'? It's Camp Winnepacaca!"

The hearse drove through a carved wooden gateway with the camp name, lit by old torches and a chandelier with real fire. They drove through the driveway where a fountain with the camp logo, the letter W stylized with bat wings, with spewing and flowing water was in front of the main camp office building which looked to have a feel of an old haunted house with the windows looking like a human skull with spider web designs carved into the woodwork. With Dennis in his arms, Dracula and his friends made their way through the office and out the other side to the camp grounds where there were more camp activities and cabins, and dozens of little vampire children running around and having fun.

"You see, Denisovich?" Dracula explained with pride while holding a hand from Dennis, "This is where I learned to catch mice." He pounced like he was hunting and had caught a mouse. "And shapeshift." He turned into a giant black wolf, and then teased the kid as a black snake as he slithered around him in a circle, making Dennis laugh, while Aggie leaped in fear as she was afraid of snakes, and then became a bat as he held his grandson up with his wings. "And use my incredible powers and strength." He resumed his true form with Dennis he held lovingly in the crook of his arms as he concluded with a proud smile, "It's pretty cool, eh?"

"Badminton," Dennis pointed out when he saw some vampire children playing the game.

"Yes, well, I don't remember this bad-minting," Dracula responded confused.

"Well, well, is this a night," said a male vampire, a short young man with a beard, glasses, large pointed ears, and wearing black shorts and a shirt with the camp logo and carrying a clipboard. He greeted them in a gentle friendly voice, "How you doing, folks? Welcome to Camp Winnepacaca. I'm Dana the director. We're sure excited to have you legends visiting us tonight. What can I do you for?"

Dracula smiled and kneeled down by his grandchild and placed his hands on his little shoulder as he said politely, "Well, I'm very interested in sending grandboy, Denisovich, here."

"Oh!" Dana observed the kid through his thick glasses with puzzlement coloring his voice, "This little redheaded, non-fangie little guy?"

"Oh, they're in there," Dracula reassured the camp director. "He's a late-fanger. That's why we came here. Can you show us some of the drills like where they catch the mice?" He stood up with a dark ethereal grace.

"Can do, of course..." explained Dana, "...now we call it 'Tee-Mousing.'"

Dracula arched an eyebrow while Dana lead them to where they did their 'Tee-Mousing,' where basically camp councilors placed live mice onto a tall tee like where a golf ball would be put and the vampire children took them easily while chuckling.

"So they don't actually have to catch the mice?" Dracula questioned.

"Nope," Dana answered in a smile. "We find that this is a good way to build their confidence."

One little vampire boy went up to the tee and seemed too nervous to take the mouse. "Come here," he whispered as he tried to swipe at it.

Dracula saw how ridiculous it was and yelled in the poor boy's face, "It's right there! What's the matter with you?!"

The boy then grabbed the mouse and ran off timidly from the frightful Count.

"Geez, Drac, don't pressure the kid," Aggie panted him on the back of his cape.

"Hokey-pokey," Dana cheered as he held a cage full of live mice.

They walked along a trail with Dana leading the way, with Dracula slouching until he happily pointed out something he remembered proudly from his own childhood.

"Ah, there it is, Denisovich," he told them with a smile. "Where papa learned to fly."

"Ooh, I wanna fly like Papa," Dennis cheered.

It was a wooden tower, possibly two hundred feet tall, and looking like it had seen better days as the wood looked worn and rotted, and the tower seemed ready to fall at any moment. At the base it was surrounded by a chain link fence with warning signs to star away as though it were condemned.

Aggie stared the tower all the way up to the top, "Wow… that's a tall tower."

Dracula looked at it with a scheming smile until Dana interrupted, "Uh, yeah, we're over here now."

Nearby was a much smaller tower, maybe no more than a few feet high and looked like a little open club house, vampire children wear helmets and harnesses leaped from it from a cord with an inflatable mattress at the base and one camp counselor held a butterfly net while another helped the kids put on the jumping cord.

"Had to scale it down," Dana explained. "Insurance."

The children jumped off the small ledge, and they safely transformed into bats, but one of the kids hesitated and got stuck hanging from the cord.

"Help me, help me, help me!" the little boy cried, before being rescued by a kind female instructor.

"Poor guy," Aggie said sadly

Dracula looked on while Dana continued in a rather annoyingly friendly voice "Okey-pokey, see ya at the campfire." And he walked away.

Dracula could only feel disappointment at how much his childhood summer camp had changed, and not for the better in his eyes. He wanted to keep the kid safe, but even he was started to think maybe all this was overkill.


A few minutes later Dracula, Dennis, the Drac Pack, and Aggie joined Dana and several other vampire kids around a large campfire hearth for singing camp songs, although Frank, due to his great pyrophobia, didn't want to be left out of the fun. Dracula was the only one who never sang, slouching and frowning throughout their singing.

"Vampires will be friends forever, through the centuries together," Dana and the children, even Dennis, sang as they did gestures to the lyrics with the Drac Pack and Aggie joining in. "Even in the brightest sunny weather, Vampire with be friends forever." The song reached its end as Dana jammed on his guitar, "Literally, forever."

Everyone cheered except for Dracula, who still sat hunched over with his long cape wrapped around his body, his in a deep frown.

"Great job, vampires," Dana cheered. "Give yourselves a hug."

Everyone gave themselves a warm gentle hug, except Dracula. Finally, he decided he'd had enough of this nonsense. He grabbed Dennis and grumbled to his friends, "We're going." Dracula put Dennis on his shoulders.

"What? Where?" asked a disappointed Frank, while the others exchanged confused faces.

A little later, they found themselves climbing up the incredibly dangerous rickety old wooden tower, while Aggie was flying with her wings.

"Why are we doing this?" asked Murray.

Dracula easily walked up the tower like he was walking down a rooftop; he turned back to his friends to respond in rudely, "You'd rather be listening to those putrid new songs? What happen to 'Michael Roll Your Corpse Ashore' or 'Old McWerewolf had an Axe?'"

"Monster and violent version of kiddie songs. Nice," Aggie chuckled as she flew up to follow the monsters

Nobody answered, but continued to climb the tower's ladder until they finally reached the top. Everyone tried to be extra careful not to do something that might make the tower collapse. They either gasped frightfully or tried not to look down at the tremendous height they were up against. Wayne was terrified the most as his body shook while he carefully climbed the ladder.

"We shouldn't be up here, Drac!" Frank said, trying to cautiously reach the top.

At the top, Dracula held Dennis easily in each hand out in front of him and asked playfully, "Who's ready to fly?"

"Me, me, like a superhero!" Dennis yelled excitedly.

"Better! Like a vampire!" he said excitedly to them in anticipation.

"This thing is rickety! You know, maybe the kid isn't supposed to fly!" Frank said fearfully as he made it to the top, soon followed by the others.

"Quiet!" Dracula hissed back at him. "This is how they learn. You throw them and they figure it out." His friends couldn't believe their ears. "It's how I was taught."

"But Dennis is different! He should learn to fly in lower and safe towers!" Aggie yelled.

"I wanna fly now!" Dennis chirped.

"Attabat," Dracula smiled to his grandson encouragingly. "You know Papa's right here if you need him."

"Oh, I can't watch this." A worried Griffin took off his glasses.

"Drac, please, this has gone too far!" Aggie shouted with hand gestures. "Don't do it! I'm begging you! For the sake of the kid and your family!"

"Please don't," pleaded Murray.

But Dracula ignored them. Dracula prepared to do the stupidest thing no one would ever do to the kid. "Here... we... GO!"

And he tossed both Dennis over the side as he squealed, "Wheee!"

The horrified Drac Pack and Aggie looked over the edge at the falling child. Dracula stood in place with a satisfied smug on his handsome sharp face.

"He's still not flying," Frank said.

"He will," Dracula said confidently.

"Still not," Wayne said.

"It'll happen."

"are you sure about that?" Aggie asked.

"Yes, I'm sure."

"This is a tall tower," Frank glanced at him.

"That's why it's good."

"You should get Him," Murray insisted.

"He's gonna fall to his death," Wayne argued.

"He's taking their time."

"About how long?" Aggie questioned.

"Any moment now."

Suddenly, Dennis started screaming.

"DRAC!" Frank yelled.

"I did that my first time."

"He's getting too close to the ground!" panicked Murray.

Drac, please!" screamed Aggie in worry and fear.

Dracula slightly opened his eyes and finally admitted defeat, "You know what, he's not gonna fly."

And he dived downward in an instant, changing into a bat to catch up to the falling boy. He never noticed the other vampire children take out their own cell phones and started filming this stunt in amazement, while Dana was in a state of shock at what he witnessed.

It was a tense situation as Dracula nosed dived at incredibly speed to reach his grandson. At the very last second, he caught him just as he was inches above the ground, loop-de-looping upward as he transformed back into his original form and held the frightened Dennis closer to him chest.

"I told you. Papa's always here for you." He said tenderly to them.

"Again, again!" Dennis shouted excitedly concurred, as Dracula held them proudly just as he landed gracefully.

"Oh dear. Oh my devil!" Dana gasped with heavy breathing from running up to them. "We're gonna have to report this."

"You mean to the papers?" Dracula asked, thinking the entire world wanted to know about the kid's amazing stunt. "I guess it was pretty cool, but I'm not about getting press."

"No, sir, I mean to the authorities," Dana firmly corrected him. "I can't not report child endangerment."

Dracula was stunned. How can someone report him to the authorities when he did nothing wrong. "Whoa, listen to me." He pushed Dana's clipboard down with a long finger. "That was fun! Your singing is child endangerment!"

Back up on the tower, Wayne had seen Dracula get into trouble with Dana. "Should we go down and help him?"

"Nope," Frank refused, having enough. "I told him this was nuts. He's on his own." He pretended to act bored and leaned against a far loose railing, but his weight was too much for the old tower and it began to dangerously tilt back.

Wayne, Murray, Griffin and Aggie felt the tower moving as the girl flew up to avoid falling with the tower and the Drac Pack. She flew down to Dracula, and tugged his cape to get his attention to report about the tower.

Dana argued with Dracula, both failing to notice the tower tilting to the side. "We have to call the boy's mother!"

"No, that ain't happening," Dracula refused, dismissing it with wave of his hand. "His mother's already nusty-cukoo!"

"I have to follow protocol," Dana argued as he sternly tapped at his clipboard.

Dracula pulled his cape up to half his face to look sinister and his eyes glowed menacingly red as his voice echoed deeply and he said hypnotically, "You will not follow protocol."

Dana looked like he was enthralled but then spoke reasonably, "I'm a vampire, I can't be hypnotized."

"Ugh. Right," Dracula groaned, his eyes stopped glowing.

"Drac, the tower," Aggie still tried to get the vampire's attention, but to no avail as she just watch the tower fall.

"Now, please, don't make me call the police," Dana warned the Count.

"No one's calling nobody!" Dracula retorted.

All of a sudden there came an explosion. Dracula made a face that said 'uh-oh' and Dana turned around to see where it came from. The vampire children continued to film with their smart phones in fascination. The old tower had fallen right into the campfire hearth and poor Frank was set ablaze and started panicking.

"FIRE!" Frank screamed and ran all over the area, setting the camp site building on fire as his friends pursued him and tried to tell him to calm down.

"Stop, drop, and roll!" Murray yelled repeatedly.

"Frank, no!" hollered Griffin.

"Screaming's not helping!" shouted Wayne.

The vampire children cheered in excitement as they took out sticks with marshmallows on them for a big marshmallow roast with the burning campsite building, but behind them, Dennis looked on in shame. He went up to Dracula, who remained frozen in shock. Dana's mouth had fallen open in horror. Aggie cringed in stress for this adventure. She only wished she never come with the monsters at all

Dennis timidly tugged on Dracula's cape to get his attention, asking sadly, "Are we bad guys, Papa Drac?"

"Bad?" Dracula repeated nervously, when he saw Dennis giving him innocent tearful eyes. He tried to reassure with his grandson as he picked him up in his arms, "No, you're the best kid in the world. We didn't start the fire, it was the tower." He shouted right in Dana's face to pin the blame on him, "That's a very unsafe tower! You're lucky we don't call the authorities!" He put Dennis on his shoulder, grinning, "Let's go, my hero."

"Cebause I'm Batman!" Dennis exclaimed enthusiastically. "To the Batmobile!"

"Heh, heh, yes," laughed Dracula, as he made his way back to the hearse. "To the...!"

But a burning tree suddenly fell on top of the car, causing it to explode spectacularly. Dracula, Dennis, Aggie, and Dana, from behind his clipboard, were stupefied. A burning wheel bounced past them. Wayne barking happily as he chased after it in a game of fetch.

"We're so in trouble," Aggie said.


Back at the camp, human firefighters had arrived in time to put out the fire and to prevent it from spreading to the surrounding area, though much of the camp needed to be rebuilt and refurbished.

Dracula heard his phone vibrating, meaning someone was calling him, and he panicked when he saw Mavis' photo. "It's Mavis!" he yelled frightfully. "I'm not answering it."

"Come on, Drac, you have to," answered a foam covered Frank, and then he started slurping it up like it was whipped cream.

"Yeah, it's very rude and she's getting suspicious if you don't answer it," Aggie added, crossing her arms.

"Alright!" Dracula grumbled in defeat, and tried to sound innocent to his daughter when he answered overly sweetly, "Yes, Honeybunch?"

"Dad, where are you?" Mavis demanded on screen.

"Uh, we're outside the hotel... having a little cookout," he lied, but in the background a loud firetruck siren wailed. "It's perfectly safe!"

"What's that noise? Is that a siren?!" Mavis asked suspiciously when she heard background noises behind her father.

"Oh, uh, those are just some wailing Banshees checking in," he lied with a forced smile. "Quiet, you Banshees, we're trying to have a perfectly safe cookout over here!"

While she was listening, Aggie face-palmed and groaned in stress, "This is not working."

"Mommy! I wanna say hi," exclaimed Dennis, as he ran over to Dracula. "Mommy, Mommy! Papa Drac tried to teach me how to fly!"

Aggie gently held Dennis back with just one hand, trying to cover Drac for him, "Not now, Dennis, your mommy is talking with your Papa Drac. It's rude to interrupt someone's call."

Dana noticed the little boy's calls for his mother and ran up to them, demanding, "Wait a minute! Is that the mother?"

Dracula found himself surrounded on all sides and reacted on impulse by smashing his phone in Dana's face, cracking the screen and then started to vocalize fake static again, "Oh no, static again... kkkggg... zzzrrg..."

But Mavis wasn't buying it and she yelled into her phone at her father, "I'm coming back to the hotel right now, and you'd better be there, or I swear, Dad, you're going to be very sorry!" She had a very angered expression on her face, almost reminiscing her father's angry expression.

Johnny feigned ignorance, asking, "What's going on?"

"We need to get home right away!" Mavis sternly responded, as she walked down the side of the house.

Johnny meant to follow, but he lost his footing and fell right into the bushes at the side of the house. His head popped out of the bushes. "Okay, I'll go wake up my backpack!"

Back at the ruins of Camp Winnepcaca, Dracula was beginning to panic. Mavis was on her way home and he was gonna be in a lot of trouble. "Guys, we gotta move! We got no car! How are we gonna get out of here?!"

"Don't worry, I made a call," Griffin assured him.

A few seconds later, Blobby appeared riding to them on the hotel scooter. He scolded them with gurgling noises.

"I'm sorry, Blobby," Dracula apologized, while his friends looked sympathetic. "We really meant to call you sooner."

But they had no time to waste. With Dennis in his arms, Dracula climbed onto Blobby's scooter, followed by Murray, Wayne, and then Frank, while Griffin got into the front basket, and Aggie hesitated to join in since she can fly and doesn't need any transportation.

Once everyone was on board, Dracula shouted, "Hit it!"

And the scooter moved forward, but at an extremely slow pace. At this speed, Aggie just walked or few few inches above the ground.


It was a race to get back to the hotel.

The Drac Pack was driving at a very slow pace through the mountains. Dawn was near and they were losing time.

A short while later on a highway, Blobby blubbered nervously to Dracula, just after a car passed their scooter.

"You have to go now?" an irritated Dracula asked, while gesturing to the road. "When we finally have no traffic. You're killing me, Blobby!" Dracula sighed in frustration as Blobby moaned insistently.

At a wooded side of the road, Blobby squeezed himself of fluid by a tree while the Drac and Dennis watched in either embarrassment or amusement, while Aggie covered the side of her face to look away from Blobby peeing.

Out in the mountains, the hotel scooter slowed to a stop, having run out of fuel from a long journey and carrying so much weight.

"This scooter thing's out of juice! We're never gonna make it!" Dracula turned to the golem. "Frank, blow!"

Frank pulled at Blobby's mouth, and started to blow big, deep breathes into the blob like he was a balloon. It inflated the green slime monster into a giant blob version of a balloon.

"Umm, what are you doing?" Aggie asked.

When he was ready and without answering the winged human's question, Dracula shouted, "NOW!"

Frank let go, and Blobby started flying wildly, zigzagging in random directions, his jello-like figure emptied of sticks, branches, leaves, and a squirrel as he flew away and made loud flatulent sounds like a comedic deflating balloon.

"Hey, wait up!" Aggie tried to catch up with the Drac Pack as she flew as fast as she can and followed the deflating blob.

The Drac Pack held on, but it quickly became so much fun as everyone started yelling, "YAHOO!" and the Dennis cheered, "Whee!"

They flew through the forest covered mountains, the sky turning into a beautiful pink, violet, and blue mixture with the slow steady rising of the sun. Blobby, with the Drac Pack riding him, then raced a modern electric bullet train to a tunnel, and beat it by inches, emerging rapidly through the other side.

"How fun it this?" Dracula laughed, asking the two children.

Dennis responded with cheerful laughter.

"Why are you laughing? You like that?" Filled with joy, Dracula started to tickle his adorable grandson, making him laugh even harder. "Watch this!" Dracula began tickling Blobby as he let out a gasp of delight. "Oh, coochie, coochie, coo!"

Blobby started to make gurgled laughing noises, which made them all fly uncontrollably through the air. Unfortunately, Murray was unlucky enough to fall from Blobby. Frank quickly grabbed at his friend's bandages and tried to rapidly bring him back up, but the gauze kept unrolled and Murray looked like a skinnier version of himself as he screamed from flying far behind like a water skier, without the skies.

"Now this is flying, Denisovich!" Dracula told him joyously.

"Like a vampire!" Dennis yelled happily as he held out his arms like wings, causing Dracula to chuckle.

Dracula then held him up and let the kid pretend he was really flying, praising them, "That's my boy! Look at you go!"

Dennis laughed joyously. He was having so much fun. The flying blob balloon came to a lake full of swimming ducks. Blobby flew too close to them and disturbed the ducks, causing them to flying away in all directions from being startled, but Dracula and Dennis didn't mind too much as the ducks seemed like they were part of their flight.

"You're the coolest guy who wears a cape, Papa Drac," Dennis exclaimed.

His grandson's compliment made Dracula's heart melt with such radiance to hear him say that. Murray continued to scream in the wind as he was still flying far behind, and Aggie kept following them and flew as fast as she can, but she almost got tired.

Blobby and the Drac Pack arrived at the hotel. The blob bounced with a gassy sound while Dracula landed with unmatched grace, while his friends were less graceful, and, fortunately, Aggie landed on her feet slowly and gracefully. The vampire papa casually but gently placed Dennis on the ground and frowned when he noticed Murray's bandages fall all over him.

Then Dracula dialed his phone for Mavis to innocently chat with her, acting like they been at the hotel for hours. "So, hey, when are you going to get here already? We've been waiting..." But then he looked up to see an incredibly furious Mavis scowling at him as she turned off her phone. Dracula gasped, having been caught in another would be lie.

"Oh boy!" whispered Aggie, knowing Drac is going to be in big trouble

"Give me my son!" Mavis demanded, pronouncing clearly each word.

"We just went out for some burgers and avocados," Dracula tried to change the subject.

"Mommy, I flew!" Dennis exclaimed, still invigorated from their ride on Blobby.

"I saw." Mavis irately held up her phone, and a YouTube video called Dracula Remix began playing. The clips intercut Dennis falling from the tower with rapid edits of Dracula arguing with Dana. The video had a rocking rhythmic soundtrack.

"The mother's already nutsy cuckoo. Nutsy cuckoo. Nutsynutsynutsy cuckoo."

Dracula watched the video, shocked and humiliated. Remaining frozen at being caught on the internet. Blobby danced humorously to the video's music, completely oblivious to Dracula's predicament. The Drac Pack and Aggie watched Blobby's dancing with blank expressions. Dennis was also oblivious to his grandpa's predicament as he watched the blob's silly dance moves.

"Oh, dear. Oh, dear. Oh d-d-dear, oh my devil. I have to follow protocol."

"That ain't happening, that ain't happening. Mother's already nusty-coo-coo, nutsy-nusty-coo-coo!"

Photoshoots Dracula rapping like a cuckoo bird as his head popped up and down to the rhythm, images of Gene Wilder from Young Frankenstein and the 60s Joker made cameos in the video.

The video ended with a final "Coo-coo" and Mavis still fumed in silence at her father for almost killing her son. Busted, Dracula lowered his head in shamed defeat. Dennis ran up to his mother, and Mavis embraced him, relieved he wasn't hurt.

"I was worried Dennis wasn't safe around other monsters," Mavis said, looking at her father, feeling betrayed. "Now I don't even feel like he's safe around you."

"But, I was just..." Dracula tried to explain to his eldest daughter.

"What was it you said?" Mavis interrupted. "Human, monster, unicorn, that it didn't matter?" She repeated the words her father had said on her and Johnny's wedding.

"But, I just know their lives will..." Dracula tried to explain again, but Mavis was hearing none of it.

"We'll have his birthday party here on Wednesday. Then we're moving," Mavis announced, having made up her mind right away.

"Please, Mavy," Dracula pleaded to her. "Don't leave."

"Maybe you've let humans into your hotel, Dad," Mavis said disappointedly. "But I don't think you've let them into your heart."

Mavis picked up Dennis and she walked back inside the hotel. Johnny eventually followed, before he gave a distraught Dracula one last saddened expression, knowing there was nothing he could do now. Dracula could only watch his family leave him and he sighed, feeling more ashamed and more of a failure than ever in his long immortal life.

Aggie also followed Mavis and Johnny, leaving the Drac Pack, only taking one look at Dracula, making a face expression that said, "Thanks for the trip", "Sorry", or "Good luck". She then went up to the revolving door, had to finish her job to adjust the hotel and planning for Dennis' birthday party.


At the family dinner, Aggie accompanied Drac while he welcomed Johnny's whole family.

"Isn't it nice to have the whole family together?" Linda asked out loud. "Mavis, do you any cousins or fangles in your family?"

"No, it's just been me and dad." Mavis answered.

"I never did asked how you lost your mom."

"Oh, she was killed by angry humans. But there is my Gandpa Vlad."

"Oh! You have a grandpa?"

"Wait." Aggie surprised as she joined the conversation. "Vlad was your grandfather?"

"Yeah." Mavis answered. "And he'll be at the party. I invited him"

Dracula spat his drink right on Linda's sleeves. "You invited him?!"

"Dad, he's never seen Dennis or Johnny." Mavis explained. "I wanted to them to meet once before we go."

"Sure. Great. Peachy. Good ol' Vlad" Dracula smiled nervously. "Yes, Grandpa Vlad will be so happy when he sees the big masquerade party Johnny, Aggie and I have planned."

"Whaaat?" Johnny and Aggie were confused.

Dracula froze everybody else at the table except for Johnny and Aggie. "Play along. It's my dad."

"You have a dad? That's funny." Johnny grinned.

"Vlad is your dad?" Aggie giggled. "Why didn't you tell me that?"

"Listen to me!" Dracula commanded in a serious voice. "My dad cannot know you two are humans, or any of your family."

"What? But Drac, I'm proud that we-" Johnny tried to explain but he was cut off.

"Or he'll steal your families' souls, and eat your backpack!"

Johnny looked worriedly at his backpack but Aggie laughed a little. "Oh guys. I still want to meet Vlad. I'm such a big fan of his."

"Or he'll drink your blood, and eat your clipboard!" Dracula yelled at Aggie who gasped and looked at her clipboard worriedly.

She and Johnny understood right away that Dracula had a point.

Dracula unfroze everybody and Johnny made his announcement. "That's right, gang. Drac, Aggie and I just decided we're going to make the birthday a monster masquerade party!"

"Really?" Mavis felt skeptical about the idea.

"Oh, that's lovely. Sort of like a last hurrah before Dennis gets to be with normal people!" Linda, on the other hand, loved the idea.

"I couldn't have said it better." Dracula mumbled.

"Couldn't have been better if you didn't give your kid away his happiness." Aggie whispered and gritted her teeth with anger.

"What was that, Aggie?" Mavis asked when she heard what Aggie said.

Aggie blushed as she covered her mouth with her clipboard and said, "Nothiiiiiiing!" she ranat full speed to escape from the families.


Dracula put Aggie in charge to plan Dennis' birthday as a masquerade party. Aggie disguised herself as a white lady that only wears a white dress from neck to bottom of her feet (the most popular ghost in the Philippines), it's her favorite Halloween costume. In order for her to dress up like a real ghost, she took off her glasses. She can still see without her glasses, but a bit blurry sight, and unable to read far away.

She comforted Dracula by rubbing his shoulder to calm him down from worrying.

At that moment, Johnny came over to them in his costume.

"So, what do you think?" Johnny asked.

"This is your vampire costume? What are you, nuts?" Dracula was disgusted.

"I ordered it online! It was the only place that delivered overnight." explained Johnny.

"You look like you've got a baboon's butt on your head," Dracula criticized, while Aggie held her laughter. She thought Dracula's criticism is very funny, "Have you at least practiced your voice? You can't just talk like a hippie."

"I'm not a hippie," Johnny retorted, "I'm a slacker."

"Talk like a vampire!" Dracula insisted.

Johnny changed his tone to sound like Dracula. "My name is Count Jonafang! I am a vampire."

Dracula was not amused, and Aggie is still holding her laughter. "Okay, vampires don't go around saying, 'I am a vampire.'"

"Sorry." Johnny tried again. "I am Count Jonafang! Bleh, bleh-bleh!"

"Are you kidding me?" Dracula grunted.

Aggie released her laughter and stomps her foot with enjoyment. She found Dracula and Johnny very funny.

"I'm sorry! I'm nervous!" Johnny whined.

"Hey, I'm nervous too, you know!" Aggie tried to cheer Johnny up.

"Yeah, listen, if you think I don't like it, you definitely don't want to say 'bleh, bleh-bleh' in front of my father." Dracula warned.

"Sir, Master Kakie has arrived." The suit of armor announced, presenting the man who played Kakie on TV. He was a dull looking man with a big costume bag, looking bored and tired.

"Oh, hey. Drac, this is Brandon, aka Kakie. We got him for Dennis." Johnny made the introduction.

"Nauseated to meet you," Dracula greeted with non interest.

Aggie greeted too by bowed down with politeness, like a lady.

"Hey, man." Brandon greeted dully. "When does this happen? I got a book fair in half an hour."

Suddenly the door to the ballroom suddenly burst open, revealing Vlad. "All right, where's my vampson?"

The room was immediately quiet. A monster had dropped his champagne glass to the floor.

Dracula, having seen his father come in, sighed in exasperation. "Oh, please. Still have to make a dramatic entrance." He shielded Brandon from view and shouted across the room in a cheery voice. "Dad! Look at you! Ho, ho!"

"So you run a hotel, now?" Vlad scoffed. "From Prince of Darkness to King of Room Service."

"Yes! So good to see you!" Dracula chuckled nervously. "I'll be right with you!"

Just like she always do when meeting a person or people for the first time, Aggie licked her hand, combed her hair with her licked hand, and cleared her throat as she was about to walk towards Vlad confidently.

"Aggie, what are you doing?" asked Johnny worryingly.

"Trying to make a good first impression. That's what I always do," replied Aggie, still with confident.

Dracula shoved Brandon out of sight as he whispered to Frank. "Keep Vlad away from the humans... and Mavis."

Frank saluted, with a mouth full of fish pizza. "I'm on it!"

Mike and Linda staggered over to Vlad, still acting like zombies.

"Oh! Now that is a neat costume." Linda complimented once she saw Vlad.

Vlad leaned in towards her hair and sniffed her with his long nose. "These two smell funny." He said suspiciously.

"Oh! You're European. It's called deodorant." Linda said ignorantly.

"Nothing like insulting an entire continent, Linda," Mike said annoyingly to his wife.

Frank quickly pushed his way between Vlad and Johnny's parents. "Hey, Count, how goes it? I'm Frankenstein. Actually, I'm technically 'Frankenstein's monster' you know, Frankenstein, he's the doctor who..."

But Vlad waved him off, trying to ignore him. "Would love to hear more. Call my people."

But Frank refused to give up in distracting Vlad. "So let me introduce to some of your son's other buddies." He took him over to Murray, who was kissing a female mummy's hand. "This is Murray..."

"AAAH! PLEASE DON'T KILL ME!" Murray regained himself and introduced himself. He acted cool, but sounded crazy. "Uh, I mean, yo, V! What's up?"

"Talking toilet paper - well, that's a new one." Vlad shrugged.

Frank and Murray slouched in embarrassment. "Alright, where's the kid? That's who I want to meet," Vlad asked impatiently.

"Johnny!" Frank called him over.

Johnny was very much afraid of the older vampire as he came over.

"This is Dracula's son-in-law." Frank introduced Johnny to Vlad.

"I am Count Jonafang! Blah, blahhh blacksheep. Have you any wool?" Johnny did his best accent, while Aggie elbowed him for almost saying the word "bleh," but he shrunk back in fear as Vlad leaned forward with a glare.

"What's that thing on your head?" Vlad asked, looking at Johnny's fake hair. "Looks like my grandmother's boobies."

Johnny, Frank, and Murray laughed awkwardly.

"Not funny," Vlad growled, "Your generation is sick."

"Ha! That's very funny!" Aggie laughed so hard, she showed herself to Vlad.

When he looked at Aggie closely, Vlad eyes widened as little tears came out from his eyes "Amaia?"

"What?" Aggie asked in confuse as she looked around and looked at Vlad. "My name's not Amaia."

"My apologies." Vlad apologized as he secretly wiped his tears from his eyes with his fingers. "Who are you exactly?"

"Me?" She stammered, "I'm, uh... White Lady!"

"White Lady?" Vlad never heard of this kind of monster.

"Yes! I'm a ghost from the Philippines. We come from humans who are dead, but I was born a ghost." Aggie explained with a nervous smile on her face. It was only a little white lie. She was just nervous that she realized that she was actually talking to Vlad, who she was confused of earlier. "I was also allowed to be touched."

"Good to know." Vlad smiled at Aggie.

Just then, Dennis came running up to Johnny.

Johnny picked up Dennis, asking in curiosity, "Daddy, who's the man with the funny face?"

"Oh, Dennis. You're very lucky." Aggie sighed. "This is your great-grandfather, Vlad."

"Is this the kid?" Vlad asked, pointing to Dennis.

"Heh, it sure is," Johnny said with a nervous smile.

Vlad gave his best friendly smile to the little boy as he said to Dennis, "Let me see those fangs."

In a sudden swift movement, Dracula scooped up his little grandson and embraced him tightly to his body, trying to shield him from Vlad.

"What're you doing?" his father asked in confusion.

"Oh, I just love him so much, I want to hug him," Dracula tried to cover, "Right in the fangs, that he has."

With a wave of his bony hand, Vlad telekinetically levitated Dennis out of Dracula's arms and to his face and said sternly, "I repeat, let me see those fangs."

Unsure of what was going on, Dennis opened his mouth wide and Vlad peered inside hard to look for fangs. Dracula, Johnny, and Aggie braced themselves. Vlad glared at Dracula and Johnny with a raised wispy eyebrow after finding no trace of fangs. Dracula gave a nervous grin, while Johnny quietly gulped, and Aggie bit her fingers, thinking something bad is going to happen.

"Ah, he's a late-fanger," Vlad said with a wave of his hands in amusement, "Just like you."

"Yes," Dracula laughed nervously as he pushed Dennis back down to the floor, "Just like me."

As soon as Dracula put Dennis down, the little boy ran off to play with a werewolf pup being ridden by a Gillman kid. Aggie waves goodbye to him.

"The big shot here was a little crybaby alright," Vlad teased, making Dracula and Johnny laugh nervously, but Aggie was the only ones who laugh for real, thinking it was pretty funny, and Vlad pointed to Dracula with his thumb as he continued, "He used to pee in his bed."

"Okay, Dad," Dracula groaned with a slump.

"We just need to scare the fangs out of the kid," Vlad decided.

"Hare ha hangs?" Johnny stumbled over his words.

"Scare the fangs?" Aggie asked confusingly as she raised her eyebrow with confusion.

"Yep! It's what I did for Mr. Tough Guy here." Vlad gestured toward Dracula who continued to frown. "First, you got to possess something the Late Fanger finds sweet and innocent..." Vlad demonstrated by possessing a green balloon before making it sprout sharp points, "...then you show them what's what and..." The spiked green balloon burst at Vlad's control. "POP!"

Dracula, Johnny, and Aggie watched with gasps of horror.

"Trust me it'll scare the fangs right out," Vlad said with proud certainty, "Right, Drac?"

Just then, Brandon came over, dressed up in his Kakie costume. "Seriously, guys. If I'm late for the book fair, I'll miss the street fair." And he walked off towards the stage.

"That's your guy." Dracula told his dad that Kakie is what Dennis found sweet and innocent.

Vlad chuckled wickedly before trailing after Kakie like a predator stalking its prey.

"Possessed?!" Johnny gasped, "But Dennis will be so upset."

"Yeah!" Aggie agreed with this in a pity looks. "I'm worried for the kid."

"Don't you get it?" Dracula asked as he turned to Johnny, desperation colored his pale face, "If this works for Denisovich, Boom! He's a vampire, and you all get to stay here!"

"Alright, alright," Johnny said defeated, "Uh, capishe."

"Good call," Dracula told him.


During the party, Aggie watched the whole scene about possession and fear. When Kakie was being possessed, Aggie can't stand seeing it due to Johnny's nervousness when she sees him like that.

Kakie then suddenly started shooting out real cakes from his mouth like cannonballs, hitting the faces of monster party goers with near pinpoint accuracy as everyone became pelted and covered in icing and cake crumbs, even all three of Dennis' cousins who groaned in pain, but it served them right for their bullying Dennis.

Aggie was also being hit, but when she saw a half-part of the cake that has three candles on top of her head, she gasped and screamed, "MY HAIR!" She was pretty upset when her hair gets covered with icing. She really wants her to be long, clean and straight for next Halloween as a white lady.

Dennis suddenly hugged closer to Dracula in fear.

"I'm scared, Papa! What's happening to Kakie?" Dennis asked frightened.

Dracula unsure of what to do as he hesitated to even hug his grandson; he gave a conflicted look to Emma who looked back at him with a pleading look in her eyes to stop this.

They watched the possession of Kakie the Cake Monster worsen as he rapidly transformed into Kakie the Cake Demon as he bulked muscles, his eyes glowed a demonic green and the cake prop on his head became real fire, and he threatened in a deep demonic voice to the birthday boy, "You don't eat cake! CAKE EAT YOU!"

"No!" yelled Dennis.

He clung tightly to Dracula, and he held him close as he momentarily shut his eyes. He couldn't watch his precious grandson suffer any longer.

"STOP IT!" Dracula yelled loudly, as with a wave of his hand blue mist shot forth and the possession of Kakie was rapidly lifted, returning the monster costume to normal, except he still floated on stage.

Vlad gasped in surprise at the sudden interruption.

"What just happened, man?" Brandon asked in annoyance, "I'm out of here." He then started 'swimming' off the stage as he complained, "None of these parents better review this on Yelp."

After that, Johnny noticed Aggie crying about her hair getting messed up. He patted her shoulder and said, "Sorry about your hair, Aggie. I know it means a lot to you as a white lady."

Aggie was actually smiling while crying without tears, and whined to Johnny, "That's okay. I'll just go to the restroom. I'll be right back." While she left the party, Aggie removed the cake from her head, and dropped it to the ground.


When Aggie exited the restroom, she wiped her face with a towel when she washes her hair to remove the icing from it. When she got back, she only caught up the scene where Vlad say this.

"If you didn't stop me, my great-grandson wouldn't have to be a whimp his whole life." He then gestured to Johnny. "Like Shrumpy over here."

"A Whimp?!" Johnny yelled angrily, having had enough of the elder vampire's arrogance.

"Johnny, be cool," Dracula told his now angered and insulted son-in-law, but Johnny didn't listen as he climbed up onto the stage right in front of Vlad.

"You want to throw down, Old Man?!" Johnny challenged, and did karate moves as he shouted, "Certified yellow belt since 1997." He suddenly threw off his ridiculous powdered wig, revealing his shaggy red hair, and held up his hands in a fight ready position.

Dracula yelled worried, "No!"

"What's this now?" Vlad said with surprise and growing shock, "You're not a vampire?"

"Uh...bleh?" Johnny moaned with a shrug, losing his daring courage.

"Of course he's human," Mike said, now in the fight as he embraced his wife, "He's our son. You think we're monsters?!"

Mike and Linda wiped off their makeup, revealing their true faces, further shocking Vlad.

"YOU!" He pointed an accusing finger at Dracula. "You let your daughter marry a human, and have a human kid?! Why don't you just put a stake through my heart!" Vlad did a stabbing gesture to his chest.

Dracula gestured to Johnny's family, and Aggie as tried to reason with his father, "We don't hate humans anymore, and they don't hate us."

To help Dracula stand up to his father, the rest of humans, Johnny's siblings and Dennis' cousins, all removed their makeup or masks to reveal their true nature. Even Aggie has no choice but to remove her hair behind her ears and puts her glasses on.

"You're a fool!" Vlad snapped at his son.

But Dracula snapped back at his father, feeling empowered, "Your great-grandson is the sweetest, kindest, most special boy I've ever met, and if you can't give him the love he deserves because he's half human, then YOU'RE the fool!"

Mavis observed this scene. Touched by her father's defense of her son. Tearfully, she ran to him and threw her arms. "Oh, daddy!"

Seeing the whole scene, Aggie felt sad when she found that there is one thing missing in this family; Acceptance. She planned to tell them about this and wanted to help, but she was afraid to join the conversation that is only for families, which she's not part of it, yet.

Dracula and Mavis broke from the hug, just as Johnny voiced out that Dennis was nowhere to be seen, and they looked around for the little boy.

"Dennis!" Johnny called out his son's name.

"Dennis?" Mavis did the same, with a face of worry.

Aggie also looked around worryingly when she found out her new friend was gone.


Back at the hotel, everyone was searching frantically for the missing birthday boy.

"Dennis!" Murray called, along with many other monsters and family members as they searched for the child.

"Denisovich!" Dracula called out sick with worry.

"He's not in his room," Mavis told him.

"He's not by the pool," Wayne informed them.

"He's not in this pot of soup," Frank said awkwardly as he set down the soup pot he had been drinking from down.

"Where could he be?" Dracula said in devastation as Vlad walked up to him and Mavis.

"I don't know why I ever invited you!" Mavis shouted at him in angered regret, making Vlad shrink into himself and frown more.

Upon seeing this, Aggie was secretly disappointed at Mavis when she yelled at her grandfather. Like most children and grandchildren, it's not right to yell at people who are older than younger ones, especially to grandparents, even when it was unintentional. Like in Aggie's country, most people have anger issues to those people who are older than them, and they didn't get along. Aggie doesn't want her friends to have that issue, especially to herself. But she doesn't have time to tell Mavis that, she joins the search party to find Dennis.


Once the search party is over, Aggie arrived in the scene where Dennis was now a vampire, and Dracula and Mavis helped him fight Vlad's bat cronies. Aggie found the Dracula family so cool in fighting, especially when they used their powers, just like her friends/teammates. Because of her distraction about the family's pure coolness, Aggie didn't notice that a few bat cronies readied to strangle her from behind, but Dracula saved her by fighting off the cronies.

"Aggie, what are you doing?! Snap out of it!" Dracula shouted at the helpless girl, "We should hide if we want to stay alive!"

"But, I want to help!" Aggie volunteered, but she saw another bat crony, ready to grab her with its feet. Aggie quickly ducks before she got caught. She, suddenly, changes her mind in panic and said, "You know what, I'll hide."

Aggie quickly hid behind the trees, but some bat cronies found her and ready to harm her. With a new found of bravery within her, Aggie let out her pair of fairy wings at her back, that are look like Tinkerbell and Periwinkle's wings (Aggie is related to Tinkerbell and Periwinkle in wings side), and flew off to fight the cronies. With the fighting moves that her friends (The Penguins of Madagascar) taught her for a long time, Aggie fought the cronies with hand-to-hand combat and karate moves with her full strength and strong muscles like her other friends, the Powerpuff girls. Then, Aggie transformed into her half-pony form, her ears change into pony ears, wings change into Pegasus wings, and a pony tail appears at the bottom part of her dress. She grabbed one of the bat cronies' feet with her pony tail, and smashed it on another bat crony. Then, Aggie transformed into half-mariposa (her Combo ñino animal transformation). When her pony ears, Pegasus wings, and pony tail disappeared, two antennas growing from her head, and her wings are now white butterfly wings with black circle in each part of her wings. She flew around the bat cronies she faced, making them pile up in one. The bat cronies shrieked that they're trap by the half-mariposa. And finally, when Aggie finished piling the cronies, she raised her hand, and cried, "BALL OF LIGHTNING!" A ball surrounded by lightning appears on Aggie's hand, and fired it towards the bat cronies. The ball hit beneath the cronies feet, causing it to explode, and making the bat cronies fly away from the scene in fear.

Realizing her work is done, Aggie transformed back to her human form, and whistle casually, and continue watching the fight scene, where Dracula, Mavis, and Dennis fight the bat cronies in final showdown.


After a conversation about Dennis being a vampire was shared between Dracula and his brave grandson, Aggie appeared in the scene, with Aggie pretending that she didn't join the fight.

"Hey guys," Aggie squealed nervously at Dracula and his family, "You guys are so cool! I wish I could fight like you."

"Well, you only just sit there and watch us fight." Dracula stated in sarcasm.

"Yes, yes I did." Aggie lied as she smirks.

Dennis was suddenly pounced on again out of his Papa Drac's embrace by Winnie and she started licking him vigorously again, making him giggle, and everyone cheered again.

From behind a thick patch of gathered bushes, an enraged and livid Bela saw the happiness unfolding, and it disgusted him. He wanted revenge now. He grabbed a nearby sharp branch that looked enough like a wooden stake, and leaped out to stab at the nearest human, Johnny.

Johnny flinched and tried to shield himself with his arms, but when Bela's stake was mere inches from Johnny, the giant lead bat crony was suddenly immobilized in a thin cloud of red tinted black mist, making everyone look to see Vlad with his arm out stretched at his traitorous minion.

"Don't ever come near me or my family again," Vlad warned with finality as he made a gesture with his long gnarled fingers and Bela suddenly shrank down to the size of a harmless rat.

Dracula gave a laugh as Vlad joined his son by his side with a smile. "Daddy," he said to his father with a new found growing respect, admiration, and love, "You just saved a human."

Vlad gave a fatherly laugh as Dennis jumped up into Dracula's arms again and hugged him.

"All this pressure about when the boy's fangs were coming out," Vlad said humorously, and waved it away, "Who cares. Mine came out years ago, look."

Vlad suddenly yanked out his own fangs, dentures covered in drool snapped in his palm, grossing out his son and making Dennis laugh at Grandpa Vlad's cheekiness.


After the long party, Aggie went back to her world and her HQ. She put her bag on the floor, and stretched her body, feeling very tired with all the party plannings, the road trip, and the fighting. When she yawned a little, she saw her friends rush to her, and hugged her.

"Hey, Aggie!" All of her friends greeted her and hugged her in a group. Each of her friends questioned her.

"How's the hotel?"

"How's the party?"

"Who's the hotel manager?"

"Is he or she has a family?"

"Are they cool?"

"Are they fighters like us?"

"Did they hut you?"

"Are they friendly?"

Aggie's mind wandered, thinking of what she'll gonna do next. During her work in the hotel, she observed Dracula's family of how they love each other, and accepted for who they really. One of them hasn't yet, but after realizing how humans change for the past years, Vlad finally accepted them, even his family who also has their human heritage. Aggie also observed the family's powers and fighting skills. They were so cool! She really wants to learn those powers. Even if she wants to be trained, she still wanted to be friends with the coolest family she'd ever met. She now dreams of becoming one of them. She also realized that these family have issues for some reason. She wanted to help them by sharing what family is all about.

Then Aggie has an idea, and called her friends, "Guys, take a note of this. I'm going to have a mission next month. I called it 'Operation: Being part of the Dracula' and 'Solve a family problem!"

Aggie's friends were confused about this, but they shrugged and obeyed Aggie's order.


This is the first chapter. I decided to put the pieces together than separating them. Hope you like it.

Special thanks to Gotham317.

Pls review :)