Fan Casting Ending / The Monster Redemption in Van Helsing

Sophia stands bloodied, cornered by Dracula. The relic blade lies shattered. Lightning cracks overhead. Dracula descends, eyes burning, wings unfurled. Suddenly—movement. Griffin (Invisible Man) Appears mid-leap, clothes fluttering, body barely visible. He tackles Dracula, wrapping him in chains laced with relic glyphs. Sparks fly. Dracula roars. Griffin’s body begins to burn—revealed only by the fire outlining his silhouette. He laughs, even as he fades. Frankenstein’s Monster Emerges from the shadows, dragging a relic generator. He slams it into the cathedral’s altar, causing a surge of energy. Glyphs ignite across the walls. Dracula stumbles. Frankenstein's Monster charges, fists glowing. He grapples Dracula, holding him in place. His body begins to crack—light pouring from his scars. He looks at Sophia—nods once. Then detonates the relic. Talbot (The Wolfman) Howls from the rafters. Mid-transformation, bloodied, feral. He leaps, claws extended, tearing into Dracula’s throat. They crash through stained glass. Talbot bites deep—Dracula shrieks. Lightning strikes. Talbot’s body convulses, then stills. Sophia Rises, eyes glowing, relic fragments swirling around her. She channels the energy of their sacrifice—glyphs from Griffin’s chains, Adam’s relic, and Talbot’s blood. She walks through the fire. Dracula, weakened, tries to rise. Sophia lifts her hand. The relic reforms. She strikes. Aftermath Ash falls like snow. The cathedral collapses. Sophia and Abraham kneels where her fallen allies. No words. Just silence. And legacy.