Our darkest legends are not born from shadows, but from the blood-soaked pages of history. In the fifteenth century, the prince of Wallachia, Vlad the Third, carved his name into the annals of fear. Imagine his court, where two Ottoman envoys refuse to remove their turbans. With chilling composure, Vlad ordered their headwear nailed directly to their skulls. This was Vlad the Impaler, a ruler w...
