The Curse Of Human BodyDracula's Shimlon is trying to move from the USA to England so he can find new blood and spread his undefeatable curse. He eats the blood of one human every day.

His team reached one lakh. Its representatives are spread all over the world.

We know Dracula through vampire literature, horror fiction, etc. Shimlon grew stronger as he fed on new human blood.

Meanwhile, the newly pregnant women's husbands died in Shimlon's clutches. Dustu and Ardha are exterminating one species of Dracula to remove this novel curse on the human race.

Chapter 1: The AwakeningIn the quiet town of Shimlon Chakraborty, a dormant evil stirs. Dracula's curse has found a new vessel, Shimlon, a seemingly ordinary man living in the USA.

Unbeknownst to the world, he hungers for blood and plots a move to England, seeking fresh victims to spread his unstoppable curse. Chapter 2: Blood Moon RisingShimlon begins his sinister journey to England, leaving a trail of victims in his wake.

As he consumes the blood of one human each day, his power grows. His nefarious plan to build an army of the cursed unfolds, with representatives strategically placed around the globe.

Chapter 3: Unseen ShadowsThe world remains oblivious to the impending danger as Dracula's influence spreads. Shimlon's victims increase, and mysterious deaths of pregnant women's husbands raise concerns.

Little do they know, a force is rising to counter this malevolence. Chapter 4: The Curse UnveiledDustu and Ardha, two unlikely heroes, discover the truth behind the sudden deaths and the spreading curse.

They embark on a perilous journey to eradicate the Dracula species responsible for the curse, armed with ancient knowledge and a determination to save humanity. Chapter 5: Midnight HuntAs Shimlon gains strength, Dustu and Ardha race against time to stop him.

Facing challenges and uncovering the history of Dracula, they realize the enormity of the task ahead. The duo encounters allies and enemies, navigating through a world where myths and reality collide.

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