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Ruins of Radegg attackers saw Kätterli calling for help from a window. Before they were able to rush to her aid, the roof above collapsed upon her. To this day, Kätterli's unfulfilled love prevents her from rest. Even today, one can sometimes catch a glimpse of her on moonlit nights sitting atop the ruins of the castle where she prays for the souls of her family and awaits her redemption. Only a young man beyond reproach who can find one of the blooming blue roses and bring it to Kätterli can release her. Ruins of Radegg The Ruins of Radegg are the ruins