Vampires, talk about it.

/kloc-During the period of 0/897, Irish writer Stoke wrote a vampire novel called Drakula. The fictional vampire Drakula in the novel was based on the famous Romanian prince Vlad Drakula, and the location was set in Brown Castle in Transylvania.

Prince Vlad Drakula, nicknamed Vlad Tepes, is one of the most famous figures in Romanian history.

Dracula, meaning the son of the devil or the son of the dragon, gave him this nickname because he was used to severe punishment. Vlad used to mercilessly nail prisoners to sharp stakes and torture them at every turn. No matter whether foreign spies or domestic thieves or corrupt officials are caught, even whispering behind the priest's back will be severely punished.

With the passage of time, in people's eyes, Vlad's image has also become a vampire who sleeps in a coffin during the day and comes out to bite his neck at night. The brown castle where he lives has also become a vampire's lair.