Vampires of World War Two by Stephen Sanford

Author:Stephen Sanford [Sanford, Stephen]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-12-17T22:00:00+00:00

“So, the English are worried we are going to return their gift?” A German Officer said reading the decoded message. “well then, let us not ruin the surprise.” “Open it.” He ordered.

“Herr General, are you sure?” his aide-de-camp asked, not very excited about the prospects of opening the coffin.

“You’re dismissed.” The general ordered, waving his hand, and thus saving the life of his aid.

The first thing they saw was that there really was a body inside the coffin. The Germans took great care not to remove the stake impaled into the corpses chest. It was evident to everyone in the room that this was a very old body. The remains were mostly skeletal, and the sharp and very large canine teeth could be seen in the upper jaw.

Inside the coffin where more occult type symbols, and this coffin had many more than any of the previously found empty coffins. A wooden stake was imbedded into the chest, where the heart would have been. The interior wood was stained with the fluids of decay, just as the others had been.

This corpse was also decapitated, the head having been cleanly cut by a very sharp blade of a sword or axe. Cloves of dried Garlic were found throughout the coffin. The general did not know what he was expecting when he arrived, but it was not this. The English had taken great pains to drop this corpse onto German Soil (he thought everything was German soil.) But why? It made no sense. Could it really be true? Could the English really have found some ancient monster? Where they mad to release it on his countrymen? His heart beat faster and faster. It was hard to catch his breath. He blinked, but his eyes could not seem to focus.

The General could only make out the stake, and the inlayed silver artfully crafted into it. His head began to throb, he closed his eyes hard, trying to think of a reason the English would do such a terrible thing. He was overcome with a fear more intense than a fear of death. He knew he was in the presence of pure evil. He must stop it, it was his duty. The General could see one of the GESTAPO men looking closely at the corpse. “he’s going to remove the Stake, THAT FOOL!” he thought to himself. “I must stop him.” The General thought.

Before he knew what he was doing the General drew his Walther, 7.65mm. He took as careful aim as his pounding heart would allow, then fired. The .32 caliber bullet caught the GESTAPO man in the base of the skull. The Generals Aim had been true. “I have done my duty.” He thought. It was the Generals last thought, as soon after he drew his pistol one of the SS men shot him.

The troops guarding the building heard the shots. A few exchanged worried looks. They were all afraid. Moments later the troops began tossing grenades into the building. Some began to fire randomly into the building.

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