Man-Woman: Ice & Blood {Sunshine}

Vampire-woman contacts an Earth sports 'prince' for a writer's quill of tying competitiveness and exchange with mortal humility.

Vampire vignette/fiction for my Wednesday in NJ/USA, which is very sunny but briskly January cold. Thanks so much for reading, 

DISCLAIMER: This work of creative fiction contains images/references with no ties to any representative person(s)/body (e.g., Detroit Lions, NHL) and is cast as purely a 'personal' expression for social art (for 'open' views/critique/interpretations).

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AMLAN: I'm just a junior-league hockey coach, miss (ok).

DANICA: I make claim I'm a sports calendar girl in North America and vampire!

AMLAN: What do you want with me, miss (ok)?
DANICA: You know of your two sports trophies (cards) for social context, yes?

AMLAN: I've blogged online about two treasures (a baseball/football card).

DANICA: That's why I confer with you darkly (in secret) online now, fool!
AMLAN: Your claim you're a blood-immortal invokes my childhood comics IQ.

DANICA: You blogged about your fascination with horror comics (etc.).

AMLAN: You've been spying on me, for some Earth prince status query (Hell)?

DANICA: I make mark of you as my social net messenger, prince (Selfie-like).

AMLAN: Facebook-like?

Danica, a vampire from the Carpathians, contacted Amlan Satan, a Bostonian-Algerian Slovak Catholic immigrant/citizen of the West (American Homeland) who blogged liberally about his hobbies/treasures and served the social net as a junior-league hockey coach of those incomplete-distances readings of life 'linked' social dodecahedrons. Danica, a real vampire, blood-immortal who was once a normal human mortal woman (ages ago!) before being bitten by her now vampire-underworld master/guide (Imus), found out about Amlan through his cyber-shares and wanted to make him her special mortals-immortals messenger for sports/media/capitalism/network life languages (perhaps for the Ego).

AMLAN: You curious about my Bo Jackson and Matthew Stafford sports cards.

DANICA: You posted about your fanfare for Penguins-NHL Stanley Cup TV?

AMLAN: And these two cards may capture my social world of sports interest!

DANICA: Bo, a double-sport celeb (baseball/football) complements the Lions?

AMLAN: Yes, Jackson shined in multiple cities; my Lions QB card is rookie-IQ.

DANICA: Matt Stafford began in Detroit (Thanksgiving-town) pre-flight, no?

AMLAN: He moved to California and won a Lombardi...my two cards are IQ!

DANICA: A double-sport athlete card (Bo Jackson) and a Lions (Stafford), sir.

AMLAN: Facebook-like (for the Ego!).

AMLAN: You mark my Lions trophy as a Thanksgiving-TV culture diadem, miss.

DANICA: Your Bo Jackson (dual-sport athlete) image-card is equal civilizaton.

AMLAN: Why'd a blood-immortal seek out my diplomacy for mortal thoughts?

DANICA: I seek your advocacy for capitalism/sports symbolism for America.

AMLAN: So, I'm to become your sports-writer Renfield (for vanities)?

DANICA: Think of the messaging, fool...treasures of ambitions (for chalk).

AMLAN: Hmmm (Hell's envy).

What did Danica want? Amlan was persuaded (now!) to conceive she'd been an (actual!) vampire woman from the Carpathians (wow). Well, he conceded he'd learned much of sportsmanship 'lifestyle-consciousness' and proceeded to spin a fictional 'faerie-tale' of a vampire-hunter, descended from a famous vampire-hunter from Eastern Europe, trekked through a vampire land veiled as a sports-cards merchant for civilization contest-windows salesmanship flowery for qualia and would engage a dark and sinister vampire sorcerer (Imus) who'd find equal-distances readings for challenging fair-play and capitalism symbols with bloody-murder images of simplified jitters, requiring a human warfare of sorts (invisible). Amlan hoped this storyteller's quill would exempt him from any Earthling (mortal!) shell-work cast by his 'employer' (the vampire-woman from the Carpathians).

"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)