Alec asked. “We’ve been through the famous people in history who were vampires, but what about armies of vampires buried in the ground? Are there any more? The Egyptians, now the Chinese. Anyone else I should know about?” “Well, there are Aztecs in the Tenochtitlan pyramids,” Cronin said. “And the pyramid of Cholula in Mexico is one of the biggest pyramids in the world for a reason, so….” Jodis added. “There is still much human debate over whether the Visoko pyramid in Bosnia is even a pyramid,” Eiji said. The three vampires all laughed. Alec rubbed his temples and he sighed, long and loud. “You know what? I don’t even want to know.” He stared at the whiteboard for a while and reluctantly wrote Terracotta Army under Genghis Khan. He shook his head at how absurd it all was. “How the hell am I supposed to kill six thousand terracotta soldiers?”
