Dracula: Kairaku Meigoku

One night, seven young women are summoned to the ominous Vampire House, where they come face to face with a vampire known as Dracula. Intent on savoring their blood at its absolute peak, Dracula deliberately drives the girls into the deepest depths of terror. According to the vampire's twisted logic, fear is the ultimate seasoning: the more frightened the prey becomes, the richer and more exquisite their blood will taste. Overwhelmed by dread, the helpless girls succumb one after another, offering themselves to the vampire's piercing fangs in a desperate haze of panic. Yet among the terrified group, one girl stands apart. While the others tremble, she alone remains entirely unafraid, unable to resist a strange sense of anticipation rather than horror. She calmly confesses to Dracula that she feels joy instead of fear, admitting she has long desired this very encounter. This unexpected reaction creates a dilemma for the vampire, as the girl's lack of terror means her blood will not reach its ideal flavor. Intrigued by the girl's fearless confession, Dracula offers a startling proposition in response to her words, setting the stage for an unusual and darkly alluring dynamic between predator and willing prey.