“There exists an uninhabited island near Istanbul, where lie the ruins of an old palace. Old legends say that in that house, there lived a foreign Princess condemned to Hell and damnation by her husband, a great Sultan.
Locked in a golden cage surrounded by female slaves, the beautiful prisoner was expected to die slowly from starvation. But it was the slaves that were slowly fading and dying away, while the Princess maintained her beautiful appearance. The doctors said that the blood from the slaves’ bodies had been completely drained off.
One day, Princess Nadia Oskudar disappeared without a trace and in her cage, there was left an inscription in blood: “Korvec Nier Trekatsch“… The old people of the region, with strong beliefs in the supernatural, say that the Princess is still alive, and is still feeding off the blood of her victims.
This is the story of a young foreigner who believed in those legends…”
The Glass Cellar 