I guess a part of me genuinely doesn't understand the need to add — not even new characters, but new creatures. Throughout this whole story about a demon, we've already seen grim reapers, zombies, and to some extent, werewolves. Now, apparently, Yana has decided to show us vampires.
If you look at Mordy, you can see he's grown fangs — exactly the same as Van Helsing's in the latest chapter.
Moreover, we see that he has a dependency on blood transfusions, but for some reason I get the feeling that he isn't involved in Undertaker's activities. Possibly, there was an agreement between the vampire order and Undertaker where, in exchange for supplying blood, they would be willing to resume their activities against demons. But that's just me guessing (I'm just trying to justify their appearance after so many years of story development, assuming it's not the author making things up on the fly)
I genuinely love this story. I've never become so attached to a story and its characters. But right now, I feel like I'm starting to get overwhelmed by all these branching plotlines. They made it very clear what kind of direction the characters are following, they led us to the conflict with the twin brother and to Undertaker. And it seemed like the story had entered its final stretch, and finally, after so many years of waiting, we could get a beautifully dramatic ending. But no.
In the author's defense, I can only guess that Yana herself doesn't want to let go of this story, so she wants to bring all her ideas to life.
Besides, back in chapter 43, they already hinted at vampires (back then I jokingly thought: the only thing we're missing for happiness is vampires).
And to end this post — I just want to say that somewhere, I miss the old dark detective atmosphere of Victorian England. But despite everything, I'll keep loving this story, because I've invested way too many emotions into it, and now I absolutely have to see how it all ends."
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