In the cold, drafty halls of Čachtice Castle in Hungary, Elizabeth Báthory, a once-beautiful Countess, had become consumed by a twisted obsession. She believed that bathing in the blood of young virgins would grant her eternal youth.

Her castle became a house of horrors. Innocent girls, lured by promises of work or protection, were brought to her chambers. There, they would meet a gruesome end, their blood draining into a large, iron tub. The Countess would then immerse herself in the crimson liquid, her eyes filled with a chilling, inhuman glee.

As the body count rose, so too did the Countess's madness. She became convinced that the blood of her victims possessed a magical power. She would drink it, smear it on her face, and even bake it into her bread. The air in the castle was thick with the stench of iron and decay.

Legend has it that Elizabeth Báthory's reign of terror continued for years until she was finally caught and imprisoned in a tower room of her own castle. There, she was bricked up alive, left to die in the very place where she had committed so many atrocities.

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