Graves Field — Local services in Andover

While on my way to visit Salem last month, I stop by this place for a bit and I have to say, it was very nice. The folklore was about as creepily neat as Salem, the shops were pretty awesome, the locals were… ok to meet I guess, but I did some cool people though. Went on some crazy adventure with a witch with a wooden owl name Eda, this weird talking animal that reminded me of that one Pokemon that wears a skull on its head who called himself King, and a cool girl with a snake staff named Luz. Amazingly fun times, though not a fan of that crazy greened haired psycho lady who acted like some high class snark, or that weird lady who looked like a villainous version of Dora the explorer. All in all, definitely gonna visit again soon, maybe...

A must-go. Very inclusive, no crime, and really cool folklore. It’s a little weird though because I met some kids with purple and green hair and a black kid who insisted they were witches and a blond man who said he was a “grimwalker.” When I visited, I bought the novel The Great Witch Azura and read it 9 times—that’s how cool it is. I also visited a pumpkin patch and learned about the lore behind the town and Eda the Owl Lady and the demon realm. Overall this place is a 5/5 but if I could rate higher I would. I’m gonna have to come again and see the...

It was a nice place but there was a door from nobody's house? I thought it was weird and then I stepped through it and a goofy owl lady dragged me from my hair because it was acid rain? I think humans can't die from acid right? But when she took me in I noticed I wasn't the only human is the Isles, there was someone called luz? And the king of demons? But I'll just call him a bone dog anyways i don't know why she took my in? And I got something called a penstagram which is similar to...