Amlan/Marcus: Blood of Noise

Two affable Western gents encounter a specter of vampire-fog in Romania and look-within for all things of Earthling-joviality.

Vampire short for your Manic Monday. Hope you like, 

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AMLAN: I doubt this Tarom flight to Romania/Transylvania yields answers-IQ.

MARCUS: We've studied vampirism and legends for Euro-currency for years!

AMLAN: We do deserve illumination of knowledge, but it's just chance, pal.

MARCUS: Well, there's a draw to the moon for werewolves, so blood's reality!

AMLAN: Hell, maybe we find a specter of vampire infinity (Facebook-like).

Amlan and Marcus did in deeds find the right-stuff to draw interest from a vampire-specter curious about two Western (American Homeland) gents studying bloody immortality for jardinieres. That's why they were confronted in Romania/Transylvania by a shadowy blood-sucker immortal 'being' named Ras who simply wanted the gents to think about the ambiguity of sentient being form and self-presentation (wow). This was evil in views, and Amlan/Marcus would never be the same again (Selfie-like).

The Specter had nothing to offer but glowing smoky eyes and some strange beeping sound, and they knew it was a vampire they beheld in Transylvania after it started taking out its magical (sacred?) vial of human blood (to drink?) before their beady-eyes. The Specter also gifted them a special paper iconography laid piece seemingly inviting them into some stranger consciousness for cross-sections between wanderings...and spyings from around the environment, but not clearly from religiosity and equally from human lines of jitters (wow).

AMLAN: We've earned these American Homeland drinks, pal.

MARCUS: As friends from Princeton, we've become scholarship materiality.

AMLAN: Maybe that specter was simply a messenger for fortunate escapism!

MARCUS: We need not examine further and begin our simplified adaptation.

AMLAN: Writing sure helps the curiosity's dead-end jitters of consumption, eh?

MARCUS: Selfie-like (we're safe).

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)