Valley of the Silent Hedges
From Changeling Venue
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A Cautionary Tale
“On a Cold Winter’s Night, dark branches took the children from the Queen. So lonely and caressed by despair, she devoured her love’s heart, that his searing flesh might warm her savage emptiness. She ran down the halls, cold blood seeped into the stones. Her keening, incomprehensible to any who could bear to listen. Every night, the wind shifts through the valley, passed all that is new and old, carrying her pleas to see her children once again."
"¿ Donde estan mis hijos?"
"¿Has vistos mis hijos?"
"As her children sleep, frozen in time." - Author Unknown
Venue Style Sheet/Storyteller Contact
- STATUS: Pending
- Domain: The Domain of the Twilight Chronicles (CA-037-D)
- VST Contact: Kim Fuentez-Anderson
- DC Contact: Rudy Fuentez
Overview
Once upon a time, there lived a King and Queen, who loved each other with great passion. And, in their love they “created” many children, whom they both loved. Over the years, the Queen noticed that the children’s devotion to the King. Her jealousy began to grow and although she tried to ignore her pain by covering it up with the many vacant parties she threw and the hordes of guests who would attend them. In the end, it was all for naught; she could not forgive the King for loving them more than her. And, so the story ends with the death of the children, the disappearance of the King and the madness of the Queen.
Boundaries
Information Pending
History of the Valley (Mortal)
Stanislaus County was once a booming community of agriculture. Remarkably the depression years of 1930’s did nothing to stem the tide of growth and production. And yet somehow, in the 1940’s and 50’s things changed. Close friends became distant neighbors and distant neighbors became strangers. Quaint hospitable towns became a thing of the past much like the trust that was once as abundant as the crops that grew here. No one can say for sure when this all started or who is responsible for it. Perhaps it was the careless city folk who had recently decided to make their homes here. Or perhaps it was the migrant farm workers who traveled from place to place like so many locusts. What most know for sure is that it was outsiders who caused this blight and somehow, someway, someone has to pay.
History of the Silent Hedges (Fae)
Information Pending
Places
The Silent Hedge:
The Train Station:
The Goblin Market:
Characters
- Enter Characters
Frequent Visitors
- Enter Visitors
- Nycto Feraz: Even if they wish he wouldn't ... Nycto likes to stop in when he can
