Trilled To Death...And Loving It!

Nestled in a quaint little valley, teetering on the edge of midnight, rests a very particular village.

In this village specters live and ghosts whisper stories in your ears by firelight. Search for a hidden heart that tells a tale of tragedy, and you will find it.

Wrap a shroud of fog around your shoulders to comfort yourself after bathing in a river wide of flowing green. For you have arrived at a dimension in between, a world of chilling fun, and accidental, virtual unease!

"....looking up at the Poe Manse you wonder..what could be so bad?..It seems perfectly normal.."

And it is normal of course, until you step inside..., and thus begins every classic horror story, every tale of infamous misfortune. Innocent enough, even charming on the surface, until you discover the unnervingly mysterious secret that lies just beneath The Village Of The Nyght.

Sentimentally familiar old time radio show horror stories play out in your ears as you begin your exploration. Exceptional scripts, eerie music and spectacular voice acting build the mood and heighten the tension you feel before you fall into each trap. And you will fall. You maybe able to imagine part of what is in store for you, but the twists, those you won't see coming, and yes, they are that good. Stumble into a grave and you get cursed, fall through a hole in the forest and be forced to touch a ghost to win your way out. Tangle with a very dead pirate, and lose your arms. Be attacked by poltergeists who though unseen, whirl shelves of books around your body in impassioned rage. Wandering around or touching just about anything will create a startling response and just in case you happen to miss a "misadventure" as you wander from place to place in this shadowy hamlet, strange ideas will suddenly pop into your head, ideas that are sure to make sure you find trouble...,

"Your inner voice whispers: ...so many ghosts...they seem to be rising from beneath..what could be there?"

What indeed? But as you will find out, there is always something there, underneath floors, behind secret doors, under the water, inside treasure chests, graves, rooms, caves, buildings, the forest, and all of these somethings are surprising clever, nothing you will ever suspect, all designed to trill you to death with delight.

If you are searching for a enchantingly frightening place in Second Life to have some fun, well take my advice, make your first and only stop for the night be The Village Of The Nyght. You and your friends will have "lmao" moments just reacting to each others predicaments. Be prepared to be a bit intimidated and add this LM to your favorites. This is one of the best dark places I've ever had the pleasure to visit in SL and it gets a 5 skeleton grins up! Rated PC for Perpetually Creepy!

Village Of The Nyght

Flickr Photos

My machine's in the shop, couldn't edit these photos the way I usually do, still you get the idea..., just go!

In Loving Memory Of My Friend

Stephen king's pet cemetery had all our animals coming back from the afterlife to make our currant ones a living hell. This pet cemetery won't bring your beloved pal back from the dead, but it will give you a a very fulfilling second chance to mourn him!
In my humble opinion, the Memorial Wall is an even better way to stay close to your pet while grieving, than a traditional cemetery. Here your pets memory photo is displayed along with others of his kind. The owner Vitolo Rossini requests that you give him a photo and a notecard describing your little being and what he brought to your live, and/or the lives of others. When residents click on the photo, they get your notecard and a glimpse of who this little furry person was.
The Memorial Wall is free for all pet owners and not only dogs are remembered here. There are plenty of cats too!

Miata Savannah, Born May 30th 2004 Died April 20th 2009 Bearlock Caesar Hachiko (loyal dog) Born April 24th 2004 Died April 20th 2009 Mia & Bear were the best dogs anyone could ever hope to have. They were very loyal to me. They loved to go down to the water, run on the beach and play in the water. When I would come home they would hear me coming, when I would open the door they would be sitting there waiting with the leashes in their mouth's knowing we would be going for a walk. Bear was the one that would be looking all over investigating everything he come across,sticking his nose in everything while Mia would sit back and watch her buddy. I could almost read her mind saying ,Oh gosh Bear now what are you doing. It was so sweet to watch them for they were truly the bestest friends and did everything together and were never apart. There is so much more that can be said and there isnt enough of space here to share with you all. They were full of life and were TAKEN from us way to soon for Mia and Bear will be sadly missed!!!

Besides the Memorial Wall, Dogland Park also offers a dog park of course, and various dogs for adoption, you'll also find lots of interesting pet supplies to keep you and your pooches second life happy.

Is this dark?
Absolutely! Okay, well in all honesty, I could probably make a baby SEAL dark, I mean darkness is a matter of mind.., and heart. But...,
ask any pet owner and they'll tell you, the death of an animal can be chock full of mind bending darkness...,

Int'l Ch. Affe von Lawhorn UDX MX MXJ RN - "Tex" 07/27-97 - 10/21/09 He is my partner. He is my friend. He is a good dog. I love him very much. He was amazing. I will never forget him. Here is is ready for Halloween at the nursing home where he did pet therapy... he is taking sugar-free candy to the residents. Random Cooljoke

Memorial Wall In Dogland Park

See Bear, Mia and Tex (ready for Halloween); Dogland Flickr Photos