Invisible Guy Hotel Transylvania Novels & Stories

Stumbling out of my car, I shuffle into the Halo mansion and search for Tristan. He’s in the feeding room, feasting on a young nubile woman’s blood. My knees quiver, and my vision begins to fade with every step that I take. Vi, one of the vampire groupies, stops in front of me, swinging her clasped arms in front of her excitedly. “Hi, Rowan. Are you here for blood? I’m available.” Licking my dry lips, I stare at the ticking pulse in her neck, ready to pounce. Before I can respond, Tristan steps between us and faces Vi. “Not now, Vi. Rowan and I have something to talk about. Have Lee bring Rowan up a plasma bag.”

The moon was hidden behind a thick blanket of black clouds, making the grounds of the Red Moon Pack mansion look like a land of shadows. While Alpha Jake was still trapped in a magical sleep upstairs, a very dangerous and old vampire named Lucas stood at the edge of the forest with his eyes fixed on the house. Lucas was not a normal vampire because he had the rare power to turn his body invisible, allowing him to walk past guards without anyone ever seeing his face or smelling his cold skin.

I asked him, wanting to know the real reason why he wants to hurt Ivy. "Easy, to satisfy my thirst by feeding on her. One reason why I'm being specific here when it comes to a prey is because of her recent arrival, straight from Irisville, a place where vampires dare not to come. I can imagine how her blood tastes like." His grin widened, casting a menacing shadow upon his face as he threatened me. "When you were a human, did you ever thought of killing someone because you just want to?" "That human James was a bore. Glad he's dead," he instantly said, hating himself from the past.

Cent looked around for any signs of zombies but found none. The zombie girl, taller than her, walked towards her. “My name is Matilda, girlie. You are not lost. This is the Malevolent Dorm. This is the graveside for the zombies. We are also students here in Transylvania Academy.” Its dangling eyes stared at her. “Judging from your huge horns, I can tell that you are a Halfling. Wow, I never thought that a new Halfling would come before my bone rots.” “I am not a Halfling. I’m a half-demon since my father is a demon.”

Ivy and I looked below the railing, finding no-body that laid on the exact spot a minute ago or minutes because I don't know how long we fought for. "Was she a ghost?" I asked, surveying the floor. "Then she would've gone through the floor, Clara. Use your common sense." Ivy replied, shaking his head in dismissal. I nodded, "Yeah and she would've looked ugly." "Maybe it was a vampire?" Ivan asked, joining us. "But why did she approach you guys?" I pulled the shirt out of my purse, "Because for this? I mean it's the shirt of the famous basketballer. Maybe she wanted to trade it with me for something." I straightened the shirt, unnoticing Ivan's glares.

Once she’s done, I press dial. To my shock, the call is answered. “Who is this?” I instinctively swallow before blurting out, “Hi, this is Ivan from Menace Pack.” “Oh… What is it?” His voice is leisurely and calm. He enunciates each word with effortless ease—completely unbothered—unlike my own trembling voice. For some reason, that makes me even more uneasy. “I’d like to have a conversation with you, if you don’t mind.” “Sure. Come to Nirvana Hotel. I’ll be available at 5 p.m. tomorrow.”

"You want to go now?" Ivana cried in disbelief. "What about your passports?" "Vino can tele-transport. I'll go with him," Zac explained. "Oh! Okay." Ivana was dazed. "Er, Vino, where is Brie?" "Brie is in the bathroom," Vino replied without expression. "Zac, are you ready?" "Yes! Goodbye, Ivana!" In front of Ivana, the two faded until gone. Ivana noticed a change on Vino's appearance. He became a... monster?

The air felt thick with old magic. “Out! Now!” Sorin yelled, kicking his door open. Edwin carried me out, running toward the ruins. Behind us, the pursuing cars slammed to a halt. Doors flew open. At least six vampires spilled out, eyes glowing red. “Give us the hybrid!” one shouted. Sorin spun around, cracking his neck. “Come take her, assholes.” Edwin set me down behind a crumbling stone wall. “Stay here. Promise me.” “Clark, your shoulder—”

Damon did tell me that the supernatural world rather be kept hidden from human knowledge. I was so lost in my head trying to think if an actual shapeshifter was approaching me that I didn't even realize the man has walked all the way towards me and was now standing right in front of me. I slowly raised my eyes up to meet his hidden behind those shades. I stressfully gulped and waited to hear what this man wanted from me. His hand made a movement to take off the glasses revealing piercing green eyes behind them. I let out a deep breath of relief.

Samson called out, and when the two rich men turned around, two handkerchiefs soaked in anesthetic landed on their faces. In just a blink of an eye, they completely lost consciousness, falling into the arms of two handsome vampires. In a split second, the two unlucky men were brought back into the car by two vampires. The two invitation cards also left the old owner and flew into the hands of the new owner. - Take a nap. The girl's brother did not want the two of you to become his brother-in-law. – Harvey closed the car door and winked at Samson. - Let's go.