Braidwood Cemetery
To many citizens, Braidwood Cemetery is one of the most terrifying places in all of Purgatory. The eerie silence that hangs over it, broken only by the whispering wind, has earned it a reputation as a place best avoided after sunset. The strange thing about it is that there are only seven tombstones, all standing in a perfect line in the center of a vast, overgrown field. Out of the seven that were present, only three of the stones had names that were readable: Caleb Fonsworth, Sarah Glasper, and Smitty Weberson. The rest of the stones bear no names and no one has any idea of who they might be. What could be seen on the stones however, are ancient, cryptic symbols etched into weathered granite. One of the main reasons behind this peculiar scene is that proper burials have become increasingly rare under the oppressive rule of The Wolfhounds. Once, Braidwood was a small, lively town with cemeteries filled with familiar names and stories. But the Wolfhounds, a brutal military-like regime ...