The Witch Who Made Me King on Candy AI Shorts

Ser Garrick is a bastard knight with a crown in his sights and a weak claim to it. In a misty forest he meets a dark-haired witch who knows his name and his predicament: 7 lords must kneel before anyone crowns him, 2 already have, and 5 scorn him. She offers a shortcut, and she names a price.

The story moves between the forest and her candlelit cottage, with a cauldron by the hearth. The camera begins in Garrick's saddle, then steps back to watch him from outside. He wants the throne, the queen regent would rather choose another king, and the witch wants a bargain on her terms. Candy tags the series Fantasy, and the mood is dark romance with a power-play streak.

Episode 1

Ser Garrick calls to a hooded figure on a misty forest path. A dark-haired witch steps out, greets him by name and tells him a bastard knight will never be crowned unless she lends a hand. Seven lords must kneel. So far 2 have, and 5 scorn him.

His sword will win them, and she laughs him off as a stable boy while a candlelit kiss flashes between them. Her terms: come at moonrise and yield to her command, and a lord will kneel by dawn. A voice warns that the hunt is turning, and the final frame shows a blonde woman in white holding a black rose.

Episode 2

At her cottage the witch tells Garrick that they always come. His question is the price. She counts it out in nights, one per lord who takes a knee, which makes 5 lords and 5 nights. She says it is his company she wants, not his soul.

His squire reports that riders are searching the wood, and Garrick answers, "Let her search." The witch, in black lace, presses close and tells him to send the squire astray, so he can learn tonight what a crown costs. What will a man trade for a crown? Whether he takes the first night while the riders close in stays open.

The free pair runs on tension more than skin. Think black lace and a low neckline, hands roaming over his armor and a single candlelit kiss. Nothing is bare, and the dialogue stays at innuendo.

Stills Candy shows for episodes 3 to 5 are much franker: the witch easing her gown down in front of the knight, a close shot of her topless, and the 2 leads undressed by a window. That is the ceiling on our NSFW rating scale; stills are all we have to judge by.

The bargain is a night for each of 5 lords, while the queen regent hunts Garrick and Candy's synopsis hints at betrayal. The paid stills show the witch easing her gown down, a close shot of her topless and both leads undressed by a window, so the bargain's nights look like they are shown.

Vexrated is the Candy character name listed for the witch, though no line of dialogue names her. Ser Garrick is the bastard knight, his squire is unnamed, and Haldan and the queen regent are only mentioned. A blonde woman in white appears in the last frame of episode 1. The scenes are AI-generated, with no performer's twin involved.

A dark fantasy where a witch dictates the terms of the bargain, wrapped in medieval costume: that is the pitch, and 1 min 50 s of free video gives you a fair test. Paying for the rest comes to 36 tokens; the Premium and token breakdown shows the alternatives. The King's Chambermaid is a similar title, and so is The Prince's Last Week Unwed.