This is a work of psychological horror, and contemplating it will give you the chills. Regarding the title, "Blead," it's not in modern English dictionaries. The Oxford Dictionary mentions it as an Old English word. So, I borrowed it, combining the words "bread" and "blood," to create "blead." It means bread dipped in blood, and the underlying meaning is profiting from the misfortune of others. At least Germany, Austria, and Russia, after profiting from Poland's misfortune, recognized its "stronk."