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The game begins in 1920, with Father Arno Moriani of the Sacred Congregation of Rites speaking to Cardinal Felicio Briganti in the Vatican. Briganti tells Moriani that he is sending him to the village of Vladoviste in the diocese of Alba Iula in Transylvania to investigate a candidate for sainthood, Martha Calugarul, a physician and scientist who died several months previously. The process is being fast-tracked because Transylvania has recently been annexed by Romania, leaving Catholics in the minority, and the church feels a local saint may help the Catholics in the area reaffirm their identity in relation to the majority Orthodox inhabitants who share the diocese.
When Moriani arrives in Vladoviste, his innkeeper, Ozana, tells him that Calugarul saved her son, Ariel, by paying for him to move to the coast when he was extremely ill. At the inn, Moriani also meets Janos Pekmester, a professor in Medieval History who is in Vladoviste to excavate the ruins of the nearby Castle of Twilight. He also learns Calugarul's biography; after becoming a scientist she was badly burned in a laboratory accident, forcing her to wear a veil over the side of her face. Later, she worked with Professor Heinrich von Krüger investigating a disease they called the "P syndrome". During the war, she remained in Vladoviste and cared for combatants on both sides. She died in bed, apparently from exhaustion, soon after the war ended.
The next day, Moriani meets a reporter, Stephan Luca, who tells him Calugarul was murdered for defying evil. He shows Moriani a letter Calugarul wrote, in which she reports people dying of inexplicable anemia. He also shows Moriani Calugarul's medical files, in which she describes patients sleepwalking, reacting violently to garlic and dying of unexplainable blood loss. All of these patients had two small hematomas on their neck when they dies and all had the "P anomaly" in their blood. Ariel was such a patient, but when Calugarul sent him away from Vladoviste, he soon recovered. Calugarul had come to believe that a vampire was at work in Vladoviste and had vowed to walk "The Path of the Dragon" in an effort to find and confront it. Moriani reluctantly concludes that because Calugarul believed in vampires and engaged in occult practices to combat them, she can never be canonized.
He calls Briganti who tells him to close the Calugarul case and instead open an investigation into proving vampires don't exist. Briganti explains that ever since the publication of Bram Stoker's Dracula, the Vatican has found belief in vampires at an all-time high and they want to put a stop to the rise in superstition. To do so, Moriani must secure the testimony of a recognised historian and a recognised scientist who can refute the existence of vampires. Luca, however, tells Moriani that Dracula is not a fictional character, but a real being, and The Path of the Dragon leads to his lair.