Chapter 29: The Final Battle with abe

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Abe
The cemetery was deathly silent as Daniel and Abe Lincoln faced off. The moon hung high in the sky, casting an eerie light on the scene. Abe's eyes glowed with a sinister red hue, and his fangs were bared, ready to strike.
Daniel felt the weight of his wooden stakes in his hands, his heart pounding in his chest. He had faced many vampires before, but none as powerful as Abe. This fight would test him like no other.
Abe lunged first, his speed and strength nearly overwhelming. Daniel barely managed to dodge the initial attack, rolling to the side and coming up on one knee. He swung a stake at Abe's midsection, but Abe parried with ease, knocking Daniel back.

"You are skilled, Daniel, but you are not ready for me," Abe taunted, his voice dripping with malice.
Daniel gritted his teeth, determination burning in his eyes. "We'll see about that."
They clashed again, the sound of their battle echoing through the cemetery.
Daniel moved with superhuman speed, striking with precision and force. Abe countered each move, his centuries of experience giving him the upper hand.
But Daniel had something Abe did not - a burning desire for justice and a heart full of resolve. As the fight wore on, he began to find openings in Abe's defenses. With a well-timed feint, Daniel managed to land a powerful blow, driving Abe back.
"You fight well, but you cannot win," Abe hissed, his eyes narrowing.

Daniel took a deep breath, summoning all his strength. "This ends now."
With a burst of speed, Daniel charged at Abe, his stake aimed for the vampire's heart. Abe tried to dodge, but Daniel anticipated the move, adjusting his angle at the last moment. The stake plunged into Abe's chest, piercing his heart.
Abe's eyes widened in shock and pain.
He staggered back, his body beginning to disintegrate. "Dracula is making a massive army of vampires," he gasped, his voice weakening. "In four days, he plans to take over the United States of America."
As Abe's body turned to dust, Daniel felt a sharp pain in his arm. He looked down to see a bite mark, Abe's final act of defiance. Panic set in as he remembered Jessica's warning about the fungal infection.

Ignoring the pain, Daniel rushed to Vorthos' house. The sorcerer vampire greeted him with a look of concern as Daniel explained what had happened.
"There's no time to lose," Vorthos said, his usual comic demeanor replaced by urgency. "We have to amputate the arm before the infection spreads."
Daniel nodded, bracing himself for what was to come. Vorthos worked quickly and efficiently, using his magic to numb the pain and prevent further damage.
The procedure was over in minutes, but it felt like an eternity to Daniel.
"You'll need to rest and let your body heal," Vorthos advised. "But remember, you have only four days to stop Dracula."
Daniel looked at his bandaged stump, a mixture of determination and fear in his eyes. "'ll stop him," he said, his voice firm. "No matter what it takes."

As he left Vorthos' house, Daniel knew the coming days would be the hardest of his life. But he was ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead, determined to honor Benny's memory and protect the world from Dracula's reign of terror.

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