Vasag

Located in Northern, Pankaboola. Covered in dense dark forests and is home to the Chateau de Count.

Large vampire bats, venomous snakes and wolves inhabitant its wildlife, making it dangerous living conditions.

There stands only one village in Vasag, accomodating around 130 residents. The reason being the countries populace avoid Vasag due to it’s infamous rumours and haunting history.

Vasag was the area Le Count ruled in the 1400s and for centuries urban legends have been spread about. Thousands of villagers and soldiers were slaughtered in Vasag and witches would perform rituals at night at the time. It’s dark haunting history has earned it a reputation of being cursed land where evil spirits roam and eternal bad luck awaits.

Natural water sources in Vasag have a green tinge from algae, this is due to the dense forestry blocking sunlight but locals believe it’s from witches spells.

Locals believe the natural water passages are tainted from witchcraft practices from the 1400s and refuse to touch or drink it. An infamous case was a man in 1942 dared to drink water from a pond in Vasag. 3 hours after consuming it he faced severe diarrhoea and vomiting that contained blood, he later died that night from dehydration from excessive fluid loss.

People who enter the forests of Vasag are reported to go insane. They hear voices screaming for help and see apparitions all throughout the area.

In the 1960s laws were passed that stopped all citizens from being within a 1 kilometre radius of the area because of the mass amount of deaths from wildlife and cases of insanity. The government genuinely thought it was

Weather

Strong winds, cold during nights, light snow during winters, frequent thunderstorms, blood red sunsets, distant thunder can be heard throughout the night