The group of students wanted to have a wild sex party at a haunted cemetery.

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Ann and her roommate Irene liked to have picnics.

Usually they just went out together, with their boyfriends, but this time they took along a couple from the University. Dave, and his girlfriend, Sandra, were spiritualists, and they made an interesting suggestion, to "spice up" the trip.

"I know one very old, abandoned cemetery," explained Sandra with a significant look. "It's near a town that's about 50 miles from the city. I heard an old man lives there, named Ronald Barks, and he knows the way to that cemetery. This is not an ordinary place. We can try and call some person from Beyond."

Ann's group did not believe in occult lore, but they were curious, and liked this idea.
***
It was a really small town, with about twenty houses and a few other buildings, standing close to each other along the river. Surrounded by forest, they looked as if they were afraid of something, and had tried to huddle together against an invisible, but deadly danger.
The young people involuntarily grew quiet.
They parked at the gas station, and asked a dismal voiced worker about Ronald Barks. The man shuddered.

"The last house on the left side of the Main Street," he murmured, shaking his head. "But I don't recommend anyone go to him. He's crazy."

"Mr. Barks is a sorcerer!" retorted some lady of middle age.

"That old fox is just fooling people," cut in a truck driver. "Do you know, kids, how much that "genie" charges for his 'magic'?"

"Any work should have a reward!" the lady could not calm down. "You are all too young to understand! He has been practicing magic longer than you've been living!"

"Give me a break!" the driver snorted. "No human could live for so long!"

"You're right!" the lady pursed her lips. "No human."

They continued to argue with each other, and the students left.
***
They neared the house of Ronald Barks and looked around with curiosity.

The entire town gave off a dejected impression, but this mossy house looked so gloomy that the students hesitated to go in. No one wanted to show fear, however, so they knocked on the door.

They heard heavy shuffling steps, the door opened, and they cautiously entered the house when the old man gestured to them.

It was dark inside. The students could barely see the host, and followed him, keeping silent. A mixed smell of Oriental aromas and many years' dust made them dizzy.

They reached a room, and were surprised to see the host already sitting at the table. The students went closer, and quietly sat down.

Their skepticism returned when they saw all the stuff that mediums usually use to impress visitors. There were books with black covers, some ancient manuscripts, and rolls of parchment, candles, and even what looked like a human skull. Irene giggled, and shoved her finger into the empty eye-socket.

Frowning, Sandra nudged Irene with her elbow, and addressed Ronald: "Mr. Barks, we heard you know the way to the haunted cemetery. Could you tell us how we can reach there?"

The host attentively looked at them.

"It's a cursed place," he answered gratingly. "Aren't you afraid of putting your young lives against danger?"

Ann's group laughed, but Sandra and Dave did not even smile.

"We are ready to die," said Irene's boyfriend with an intentionally solemn voice. "But we have to see it!"

The students snorted, and exchanged glances, but their grins died instantly, when they heard the price that Ronald set for this information.

"You're kidding!" Ann mumbled, astonished.

"I can't prevent it if someone wants to commit suicide," Ronald Barks said calmly as he lit up his pipe. "But you have to prove that you are realize how serious this trip would be."

The young people moved aside, and whispered to each other. They took out all their cash, and combined their money. They hesitated, but they were intrigued and did not want to go back in the middle of a possible adventure.

Not turning a hair, Ronald Barks took the money, and told the students the way.
***
When they reached the cemetery the twilight had turned into darkness.

It was a Friday night in May and the air was clear. No clouds were in the deep black sky, and the light of the full moon flooded the area. Moonlit gravestones seemed like doors with waiting guests behind. The students turned their tape-recorder to maximum loudness. They drank, and talked about contact with the dead.

Finally the students decided to act. They chose the place, sat all together making a circle, took each other's hands, and Dave and Sandra started to intone what they claimed were magic phrases.

Suddenly a low howl sounded in the distance. Dave and Sandra smiled with triumph.

Ann gasped: "Oh, it's started working!" She tried to joke further, but a deep sense of unease stopped her.

A bat noiselessly flew near them, and Sandra shuddered.
"I bet it's a vampire!", she murmured.

"Yeah," uttered Irene's boyfriend with a scary voice. "He's looking for human blood!"

The students burst out laughing, but Ann saw Sandra and Dave were really terrified. Though they were smiling moments ago, the thoughts about vampires horrified them.
Ann tried to drive them back to reality.
"The only blood that such a bat could get," she started to explain. "Is the blood that's inside mosquitoes. Mosquitoes suck human blood, bats eat mosquitoes, so bats get human blood!"

"I mean real vampires!" Dave said as he took another drink. The students were already drunk and wanted to discuss things.

After a few more beers they were ready to believe in anything. Hugging each other, Dave and Sandra sang numerous hymns and Ann's group danced and sang also.

Alcohol worked, awaking deep instincts and fears. Ann looked around. It seemed to her that all the vampires in the world surrounded them and were just waiting for them to fall asleep.

Probably, Irene had the same dreadful thoughts, as she embraced her boyfriend like a drowning person snatches a life buoy. Ann flung herself on to her boyfriend. They hugged each other, and all her fright melted...

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