Dracula and iguanula

In his ancient castle, Dracula found solace in the shadows until a peculiar visitor arrived—a small, lost iguana. Fascinated by its stoic demeanor and dragon-like appearance, he named it Iguanula. Embracing the night together, Iguanula became his loyal companion, perched on his shoulder as he roamed the eerie halls and moonlit forests. With each silent, predatory adventure, the vampire and his enigmatic iguana forged a bond, blending the mythical with the reptilian. Dracula had found a kindred spirit in Iguanula, a creature as mysterious and enduring as himself.

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Transilvania's Lord