彼岸花嗜血处
[bĭ àn huā shì xuè chŭ]
In East Asian mythology and literature, the 'flower of the other shore' or 'hell flower' often associates with death, abandonment and mystery. The latter part '嗜血处' refers to being 'place full of bloodlust.' The combination could depict a hauntingly eerie, intense scenario, symbolizing something dangerous yet enchantingly alluring. Please note it can also be translated literally according to contexts.