Seven days to a crown
A knight born outside marriage, in a realm of steel and shadow, has no right to the throne and just seven days to take it anyway. Help comes from the Blackwood: a witch who offers to bring every lord to his knees before him. Her price is that every night belongs to her. The synopsis promises power, desire and betrayal, and ends with the throne going up in flames. Candy AI does not link the series to any creator’s digital twin.
It’s one of the darker stories in the catalogue, closer to grim fantasy than to court romance. The seven-day deadline gives it a countdown, and a deal struck with a witch rarely ends the way the person who made it expects.
The forest and the crown
Episode 1 is 56 seconds long. It opens in a sunlit birch forest, where the knight points his sword at a barefoot witch in a hooded black lace robe. Around 0:15 a flash shows him being crowned by a priest, the witch beside him in a dark red dress, and by 0:22 they are back in the forest, with her holding his sword blade. From about 0:28 they kiss several times by candlelight, she in a black lace top. The episode ends with him riding through the forest, where a woman in white on a white horse offers a black rose. The lace robe and lace top are the most revealing costumes; nothing more is shown.
What it costs
Episode 1 is free without an account, and episode 2 is free with a free account. Episodes 3 to 5 cost 12 tokens each, 36 tokens in total. Premium is not required.
Is it worth watching?
Worth it if you want magic and a pact with consequences rather than a modern domestic setup, at 36 tokens for the whole series. Skip it if you want a long build-up in each episode: episode 1 races through sword, crown and kiss in under a minute, with nothing more revealing than lace. For more dragons, queens and witches, try Claimed by the Dragon Queen; the fantasy category has the others.
