mvelésnél

Mvelesnel is a term originating from the fictional world of "The Witcher" books by Andrzej Sapkowski and its subsequent adaptations. It refers to a specific type of magical curse or affliction that causes a person to gradually transform into a monster, often a ghoul or a similar undead creature. The transformation is typically slow and painful, with the victim losing their humanity and becoming increasingly aggressive and uncontrollable.

The curse of mvelesnel is often associated with dark magic and forbidden rituals. It is said to be a punishment for transgressions, such as grave robbing or disturbing the dead. Those afflicted by mvelesnel are usually shunned by society and are often hunted down by witchers, monster hunters who are trained to deal with such threats. The process of mvelesnel is irreversible, and the only known way to end the curse is to kill the afflicted individual before they fully transform. The term itself is part of the rich lore and mythology developed by Sapkowski, adding another layer of horror and despair to the world of "The Witcher."