Vamlet
by Edgar Rider
Horatio is
having trouble sleeping, ever since the events
earlier in the day the bloodshed weighs heavily
on his mind. Outside his window, Horatio hears a
voice calling out from the darkness. He opens the
window. Hamlet is floating outside. “Let me
in.” Hamlet tries to smile his oversized
fangs cause him some discomfort.
Horatio is not
sure whether to scream or laugh. “Thou have
changed.”
“I am
Vamlet Forevermore,” he screams out. Horatio
shrugs his shoulders and lets him in. Vamlet
tries to relate the story of how he became a
member of the “undead”. He enlists
Horatio’s help in finding the answers to his
puzzling predicament.
Vamlet is also
visited by his dead father. The ghost of his
father doesn’t know what to think of his
transformation. Some of the other characters from
beyond the grave will pop up and give Vamlet a
piece of their mind. What kind of shenanigans
will Vamlet and Horatio find themselves immersed
into?
Vamlet must go
on an odyssey and find the gravediggers who we
believes hold the answers to his strange new
transformation.
In this
continuing odyssey, he has to ponder the thought
of will his kingdom take him seriously? Who will
lead his kingdom? His loyal companion Horatio
volunteers to take the day shift.
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