Professor Griffin could not believe it. All the time that he spent exploring the back roads of Transylvania after getting off the Orient Express -- and he finally found the two women he had been seeking. More importantly, he found their maids. He wasn't sure which of the maids was the one who had knocked him out -- but surely she had to be here someplace.
In any event, he was also glad that it was a relatively warm day by Transylvania standards. After all, cold weather was a big inconvenience for someone in his position. In order for his invisibility formula to work, Professor Griffin had to achieve what some might call "an **** state of personal exposure." And since the formula did not work on clothing, he had to stay that way until the formula finally wore off.
But that did not mean he could not deprive more visible people of their clothing. Especially the women in front of him.
Indeed, the worst problem he faced was what woman to start with.
Should he start with the maids or their employers or the barmaids or one of the other female customers?
Professor Griffin supposed that it would be a smart idea to wait until the cops left. Then again what fun would that be?
Just imagine how great a feat it would be if he managed to strip every woman in the place right in front of what looked to be one of the strictest cops in Transylvania.
But again he faced the same dilemma. Which one should he strip first?
Then he had it. Of course. It seemed so logical.
He would start with the lady cop. The one they called Helga.
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