Djuvara had come there to pay her respects because she couldn't bear the sight of watching Lisa being burned alive. He learned from her, whom Lisa helped cure, that Lisa was being burned at stake for being a witch. Vlad just returned to the remains of their home shortly thereafter, encountering an old woman named Djuvara carrying flowers. Even as the fire burned around her, she called out to Dracula, begging him not to take vengeance upon the people of Wallachia, for they did not know what they were doing. Her home was burned to the ground as she was dragged to the square in Targoviste, where the bishop had her burned alive at stake. In 1475, Lisa was arrested by the Bishop of Targoviste on suspicion of being a witch, the medical implements and supplies in her home being mistaken for 'witchcraft'. Though popular among her patients, the wise woman was angered and tipped off the church of potential wrongdoings. Lisa soon established herself as the main doctor in Targoviste, displacing the local 'wise woman' who had previously treated patients with dubious treatments. They moved to a cottage outside the city of Targoviste, Wallachia, where Lisa continued her research into medicine and served the locals as a doctor. In the following years, Lisa and Vlad were married and had a son, Adrian.

He was greatly influenced by her, opting to travel the world as an ordinary man to learn more about humanity. In so doing, she showed him some worthiness in mankind. After exhausting all of her other resources, she sought Dracula to learn from him. Others told her that the man who lived there held secret knowledge of science beyond that of mortals.

In 1455, Lisa sought out Dracula in his castle.

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