The mystery man is right, there's not much time. How will you wrap this up in one more chapter (and possibly an epilogue)? What will happen to clumsy Al? And who is their mysterious and more than slightly creepy guide and associate? Will Intergang be brought down? Will Clark reveal The Secret to Lois? Will Perry join Henderson in a more active role than usual? Will we even get all of the loose ends tied off?

I guess we'll have to tune in next time. Same Vamp-time, same Vamp-channel, right?

It makes total sense that Lois would be prepared like she is. Yay for her! She recognized that there was a problem and she prepared - better than Clark, despite his Boy Scout upbringing.

ROTFL!

and I see, Terry, that you are a fellow appreciator of the Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest . Well worth reading this year's winners.

Lol, I loved Lois' collection of miniature tools. She is full of surprises, as always.
Please, post more soon.

Yay, more Vampire Murders! I think I may have missed a few updates, but I'm caught up now and looking forward to the big wrap-up. So, are we going to go with the guardian blood spirit thing, or do you have a way to make it all non-supernatural?

And I personally am grateful to mr. creepy rescuer for hitting Clark upside the head with a clue-bat An excess of caution will definitely get him into trouble.

Looking forward to part 26 (and possibly epilog, not to mention the part that says "continued in the next story", because really, don't all Nan-fics end like that?)

PJ

Btw, if I get a vote, I'd like to see you get back to Smallville, in the Four Days to Nightfall series... just sayin'

Or, maybe, you could do the follow-up to Games People Play, but I guess it doesn't really need one. I'd just like to see the look on Clark's face when he realizes she's known about him for weeks.

PJ

Oh my! Only one more part and then an epilogue?



Vampires do not show up on reflection-based implements?

Oh dear. How’re they going to deal with that?

Michael

I had intended to finish this right away, but it's going to take me a little while. We were tail-ended by a teen driver on July 4th and rammed into the car ahead of us, while sitting at a stop light. I got a whiplash out of it. At first, it seemed as if there was no more damage, except a sore neck, but a month later I woke up with my back and neck in spasms. After fighting with our HMO for a month, somebody finally decided that maybe they had better take a look and see what the problem was. I had an MRI on Thursday, and it appears I have a herniated disk, which probably explains why the problem is slowly getting worse rather than better.

Anyway, to make a long story short (too late, I know <g>) I'm supposed to talk to an orthopedic surgeon next week.

In the meantime, even sitting at my computer is pretty uncomfortable. Also an aching left arm with numb streaks and a completely numb thumb and tingling fingers makes typing a little difficult. I can type, obviously, but it means I can only do a little at a time before I have to stop and rest my arm, neck and back.

I'm going to get the story finished, but it's going to take a little more time than I expected. With luck, maybe it will be finished in time for Halloween.

Nan

Oh dear, Nan! Michael

For my own selfish story-wanting lesions, I hope you get well soon.

In all seriousness, though, I am sorry to hear of your injury. It seems that this has been a bad year for you. Please get well soon.

I'm sorry to hear that you were injured. I wish you a speedy recovery and not only for my own selfish reasons.

I'm glad Michael pushed this thread back to the top, I thought I had already commented on this part.

It just like Lois to be prepared. Here Clark was all ready to reveal himself to her (and the fake vampire) and she saves the day! Go Lois! I don't know how you'll be able to wrap this up in one more part either, but I'm excited to see how you do it. I'm beginning to suspect that there might actually BE a vampire in your Vampire Murders story. <cue the scary music>

Good luck with you surgery. Now, you know why my family and I rarely go out on 4th of July (especially after dark). Unlike other places I've lived, people around here explore fireworks in the street. Actually, they spend so much on fireworks, we don't need to leave the house to watch the "official" fireworks because we get a freebee show just watching what I neighbors set off. I can't understand how that's legal.