A resident of Romania Andreas Bathory says that vampires exist not only in legends, but also in reality and considers himself a true vampire.
And not just a vampire, but the heir to Vlad Tepes himself, nicknamed Dracula, perhaps the most famous Romanian in history.
Andreas Bathory calls himself Lord and says that he lives near the Bran Castle, where Dracula lived many centuries ago.
Now Bran Castle is a popular tourist attraction and few of them suspect that vampires still live in Romania.
Bathory is obviously an invented surname in honor of the medieval Hungarian countess Bathory, who tortured and killed girls, drank their blood and literally bathed in it.
Bran Castle.
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According to Andreas Bathory, he was soon elected head of the Ordo Dracula coven, which was allegedly created almost immediately after Dracula's death in 1476. But modern vampires do not attack people, but drink blood, which their fans from the "black swans" group donate especially for them.
Bathory also loves to sleep in a coffin and meditate, but he does not disclose who he works and how old he is. Presumably he is a fashion designer.
At the same time, Bathory assures that the real absorption of blood should not be confused with various fetishistic fantasies, and that this has nothing to do with sexuality. It is for this reason that Bathory keeps aloof from the numerous groups of "vampires" that have become them after watching TV series or films about vampires.
