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"Thanks..." Dracula said. "Depression and PTSD are shit."

"Brain damage... traumatic experience... and all the shit I've been through," Dracula answered.

"There's no cure for me," Dracula answered with a sad sigh.

"That's what I was talking about when I spoke of my bad days," Dracula sputtered.

"He's still shaking..." the father answered. "Poor Vladi."

"Vladi was having a nightmare," the father, who had heard Emily's question, answered.

The father nod. "Either nightmares or flashbacks..."

"PTSD," the father answered. "Too many bad memories..."

The father nod. "He keeps getting them... poor Vladi." Dracula was still shaking. "Daddy..." "I'm here," the father said. "I'm there for you."

Dracula was crying. His father hugged him tightly. "You were having a nightmare again..."

Dracula smiled. "That's great. - Toma is asleep now as well." The next morning, Dracula woke up bathed in sweat. He was shaking all over his body. "Help..."

"He's halfway asleep," Dracula answered.

"There's no need to be sorry," Ioan said.

"I'm still at the hospital," Ioan said via telepathy.

Ioan teleported Emily and Kelly to the castle.

"I can teleport you there," Ioan answered.

"Children can adapt to it much better than most adults," Ioan said.

"Children are natural learners," Dracula said.

"I'd recommend unschooling," Dracula said. "It's what we do with Toma. He decides freely what to learn, when to learn it, and how to learn it."

"I'd have favoured that anyway. School isn't good for most people," Dracula said.