The Witch Who Made Me King: Candy Shorts Episode Guide

A bastard knight, a witch and seven lords

Ser Garrick is a bastard knight who wants a crown. Of the 7 lords who must kneel first, only 2 have; 5 still scorn his name. In a misty medieval forest a dark-haired witch steps into his path and offers to fix that, and the action alternates between the forest road and her candlelit cottage.

The witch is the Candy character Vexrated, and she writes the terms. Elsewhere the queen regent, who would prefer a king she picks herself, sends riders into the woods to hunt Garrick down. The tone is dark fantasy, with a bargain, medieval costumes and a dominant witch; for comparable worlds, try the Fantasy collection.

Episode 1: A Bargain in the Mist

Garrick, on horseback in the mist, calls out to a hooded stranger. A witch steps forward and greets him by name, telling him no one crowns a bastard knight, though she can give him the royalty he craves. She sums up his problem as Seven lords must kneel. He claims his sword will win them, she mocks him as a stable boy, and then she tells him to visit at moonrise and spend the night on her terms. The final frame, just as a voice warns him the hunters are circling back, shows a fair-haired woman in a white hood holding a black rose.

Episode 2: The Price of a Crown

Inside the witch's candlelit cottage, a cauldron by the hearth, she says they all come eventually. Her fee is a night per lord who kneels: 5 lords, 5 nights, and she wants him, not his soul. Walking away means being a knight forever, with Haldan laughing at his coronation, and the question in the air is What will a man trade for a crown? When Garrick's squire reports riders, Garrick shrugs that the queen regent can search. The witch, now in black lace, runs her hands across his armor and tells him to point the squire elsewhere.

What happens after episode 2?

The bargain stands at 5 nights for 5 lords, and the queen regent's riders are closing in, so the locked episodes carry their own deadline. The synopsis hints at betrayal. Preview art for those episodes shows the witch letting her gown fall before the armored knight, then the two of them unclothed beside a window, so the nights of the deal look set to be shown.

Who is in The Witch Who Made Me King?

Ser Garrick is the knight (the episode 2 subtitles spell him Ser Garet once). The dark-haired witch is Vexrated, listed for the series among Candy's own cast, although dialogue never names her. Haldan, the lord who would laugh, and the queen regent only get mentioned, and Garrick's squire summons him back with the riders' warning. An unnamed fair-haired woman in a hooded white gown closes the first episode.

Is The Witch Who Made Me King porn?

The free pair holds one kiss and plenty of closeness, a black gown with a deep neckline and then a lace dress, her hands moving over his armor, but nothing bare. The locked episodes' artwork shows the witch letting her gown drop, a topless close-up and the pair unclothed by a window, so the paid part is explicit. It is AI-generated fantasy with adult characters; our explicitness guide puts it in context.

Should you finish The Witch Who Made Me King?

It suits you if you want a dark fantasy bargain with medieval costumes and a dominant witch dictating terms. The 2 free episodes show whether that tone clicks, and the 3 locked ones cost 36 tokens in total. Candy lists The King's Chambermaid as a similar pick, and the pricing guide covers how tokens work.