The Silent Sound · Updated 2026-09-08
Weirding County
Thirteen towns that never quite feel settled. People come back from the woods quieter, or missing pieces.
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Weirding County, to the west, feels the most off-kilter. Its thirteen towns are scattered across a landscape that never quite feels settled. Locals tell stories of places where the fog behaves strangely, where roads seem to shift when you’re not looking directly at them, and where people sometimes return from the woods changed — quieter, or missing pieces of themselves.
Urban legends speak of old facilities from the war years that were never truly abandoned, and of things that still move through the trees when the mist rolls in thick.
Towns
- Dunwich Hollow
- Black Hollow
- Crow’s Nest
- Duskford
- Emberley
- Fogrest
- Grimshaw
- Hollowbrook
- Ironhollow
- Mistmere
- Nightvale
- Thornwick
- Willowshade
Three MegaBlocks, as in Eerier: one thousand families each, one to a town, not clustered.
See also
Silent Island
Three counties, a city that swallows history, and a sister island that pretends it is two worlds.
Eerier County
Thirteen towns in the shadow of wartime development. The island’s oldest secrets were kept here.
Silent County and Silent City
Art deco beside brutalist concrete. Streets that feel different by the hour. A city that swallows history — and sometimes people.
