Drawtectives and the Room Full of Vampires

**"Do we know what airplanes are? Who knows?"**

This article is about something that is not considered canon within *Drawtectives*, or whose canon is uncertain.

## Details

### Investigators

Jancy True
Drawtectives

### Location

Room Full of Vampires

The **case of the room full of vampires** was a scenario played out by Julia Lepetit and Jacob Andrews while playing *AI Dungeon*. Due to its inclusion of a previously existing Drawfee character, unrelated to *Drawtectives*, this case is not considered canonical.

## History

The object of the case was to find the one human in a room full of vampires. Upon entering the room, the Drawtectives truly realized the vast amount of vampires inside, all with blood red eyes and razor-sharp teeth. The team began arguing, as they felt everyone in the room looked like a vampire. However, once realizing that the human likely would not have blood red eyes or razor-sharp teeth, they proceeded to start searching.

While making her way through the crowd, Jancy True ran into a tall vampire wearing an ascot, who asked whether she liked it or not. Jancy complimented it and asked what he thought of her cane, but unfortunately the vampire couldn't speak Creole. So, Jancy instead asked if he liked her ascot, sparking a long-winded conversation about ascots.

York decided that ascots are stupid and walked away, continuing the search for the human, so he could go eat some bizza. Jancy and Rosé were left behind and after an awkward minute, Jancy pointed out a bloodstain on the vampire's vest. The vampire sighed and swiftly changed the conversation, offering the detectives some donuts. Jancy refused, but York returned to take a few. Jancy then agrees to take one and Rosé reluctantly does the same.

After finishing the donuts, the Drawtectives began questioning the vampires about the missing human until they found the one they needed. The vampire remarked that he had not left the room since the party started. Jancy asked if he had seen a human nearby, but this vampire said that he couldn't speak Creole either. A confused Jancy stated that she was speaking English, not Creole, to which the vampire responded, "Tring," seemingly in reference to an endangered language from Borneo.

The conversation completely irreparable, the Drawtectives left the vampire alone. Grandma then pointed to someone amidst the crowd, which appeared to be the human they were looking for. However, it was merely someone who looked like her. Jancy apologized by saying, "haha whoops my b" and moved on. Soon after, they found the real missing person. She was trapped in a cage and surrounded by hungry-looking vampires. The Drawtectives huddled up and decided that the best plan was to make a loud noise to frighten the vampires and grab the girl while they were distracted. Grandma hid in a corner and began imitating train noises, successfully panicking the vampires.

The vampires began yelling, "Tring tring! ALL ABOARD THE TRAIN TO NEVERLAND!" allowing Jancy and Rosé to rush in and grab the girl. York slung the human over his shoulder and, as the rest of the team began running out of the room, he was held back as he fought the vampires. Rosé proposed to leave York behind, clearly uncharacteristic of her. Upon closer inspection, Jancy realized that this Rosé was in fact a vampire in disguise. Vampire Rosé roared and threw Jancy to the ground, attempting to bite her neck. She used her cane to disable the vampire long enough for her and the Drawtectives to exit the room.

The team meets the rescued girl's family, who are overjoyed to have their daughter back. The Drawtectives and the girl's family celebrate their victory by visiting Huck E. Heese.

## Trivia

* This scenario was played out during a Secret Sleepover Society stream on January 10, 2021.