Jenna Beck and the Transylvanian BWC Hunt: Midnight Capes, Thirst Traps, and Coffin Checks

Jenna Beck investigates the legend of the ultimate BWC.

She Didn’t Come to Sightsee—She Came to Scan

Transylvania was supposed to be a moody getaway. Instead, it became a midnight mission. Jenna Beck arrived not just dressed to slay—she *was* the slay. Her corset was tighter than a coffin lid and her suitcase full of silver crosses, garlic mints, and a fully calibrated BWC Scanner™. By the time she stepped past the “Welcome to Transylvania” sign, even the bats paused to stare.

Jenna Beck in gothic attire arriving at Dracula’s castle with lightning in the background, holding a skull and a suitcase marked with occult symbols

The Nosferatu Fan Club Wasn’t Ready for Jenna

She didn’t knock on Dracula’s door—she kicked it in. A leather-clad Jenna prowled the castle halls like she owned the deeds. Creepy ghouls tried creeping, but she shut them down with one raised brow. One guy with a hunch and a laptop got caught mid-goon. Jenna didn’t flinch. She just muttered, “That’s going in the report.”

Jenna Beck catching a ghoulish troll watching a goblin girl on a laptop deep in Dracula’s dungeon, torchlight illuminating their faces

Even the Castle Got a Little… Stiff

Let’s just say when she opened that coffin and hit the vampire prince with the BWC Scanner™, the results lit up like Times Square. He didn’t hiss. He gulped. Jenna gave a slight smirk. “A little too pale for my taste—but you’ll do.” His blood wasn’t the only thing drained that night.

Jenna Beck pointing a flashlight labeled “BWC Scanner” at a surprised vampire lying stiffly in a coffin

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