Wallenby, Oregon

Wallenby is an unincorporated community and census-designated place of just seventeen people in Jackson County, Oregon, in the forested mountains six miles north of Gold Hill. It is reported that multiple strange occurrences have gone on over there, like a mysterious boy who refers to himself as File Lost making rabbits come out of their burrows and levitate, as well as spreading squirrel blood across doors. A mysterious event always happens, called the “Wallenby Dance”, where five residents of the community dress up in mysterious robes and dance around a fire every October 15th. No one knows what motivates this dance, but spectators reported to see the members often eating squirrels raw and alive, through the power of some sort of trance. 
==History==
Wallenby was founded when William Osner of Provolt, Oregon, went into the mountains for a hike in 1883 and was lost. Osner was a psychotic man who adored squirrel blood, often tearing them apart and drizzling them over everything. One day, he summoned something mysterious, and a tree fell over and split itself into pieces. He used the wood to build a cabin and a post office, calling it “Wallenby,” named after his distant cousin from London in the United Kingdom. 
From there, William Osner met Jessica Bartham of Medford, Oregon, and they had a child on January 7th, 1885, Samantha Osner. Five days after Samantha’s birth, Bartham disappeared in the forest. Osner complained of this and started to go crazy. Osner attempted to eat Samantha several times, failing, until eventually, Osner disappeared as well, having his skeleton be found in 1956. 
Samantha was placed under the care of Arnold Ferns of Williams, Oregon. In 1901, Samantha changed her last name to “Ferns,” after her substitute father. In 1904, Arnold Ferns mysteriously disappeared, and his skeleton was found in 1905. Samantha gathered her friends over. Issac Williams of Medford, Patricia Kills of Medford, Harold Kills of Medford, Beatrice Carter of Ashland, and Diana Pullman of Jacksonville. In 1906, Issac Williams was found dead at a forest in Carter Ridge, Idaho, and in 1974, a 1961 Jaguar E-Type was found in a forest in the same location, after going missing in Medford, Oregon. It was stolen from a lumber mill in the north side of the city.
On October 8th, 1975, Adam Calkins of Gold Hill journeyed into the forests near Wallenby and found a hatchet in a stump with Wallenby's symbol engraved onto it. A mysterious voice reportedly told him to place the hatchet into a rock with a large crack, so he followed. In doing so, he was engulfed in flames, but he was painless. Adam then walked into Wallenby itself as residents told him to stay back. After awhile, the temporary immortality Adam obtained suddenly stopped, causing him to die on the spot. The case puzzled nearby police, and what happened was only found out by a Wallenby resident finding the hatchet in the stone, and the entire town hearing the mysterious voice. People didn't believe the conclusion made by Wallenby residents, accusing them of murdering Adam Calkins. This was one of the few cases where an artifact connection was made in a community before 2021. This was a very rare type of connection. Very few connections contain a puzzle entirely within one community, most span two communities.
In 1982, four wallabies escaped from a private homeowner's zoo in Gold Hill, and made their way to Wallenby, and started populating there. It is reported that some residents have attempted to lick the fur of the wallabies.Suggested by Bstew On March 12th, 1995, two Wallenby residents came with robes, makeup, and swords over to the U.S. Census to demand status as a census-designated place. They received the status, but after doing so, they attacked bystanders in the street.
On July 17th, 2009, several Wallenby residents marched up the west side of East McAndrews Road, down in Medford, wearing colorful robes, and armed with swords and spears. They attacked the car of Adam Summers, resident of Carter Ridge, Idaho, due to him attempting to run over these people, smashing the windshield. They went inside the local Knecht's Auto Parts, witnesses say, but workers of the store never saw them come in. They were never spotted again. In September 2009, Adam Summers attempted to sue the community of Wallenby, going missing just days later, and found dead in a run-down building in Medford on April 8th, 2012.
On March 8th, 2021, a man from Susanville, California was visiting Wallenby to investigate several mysterious communities in the United States. After noticing how terribly quiet it was, he opened the doors to several homes and found residents slightly moving and still alive, but unresponsive and coughing up black substances. This is believed to be connected to events in Yamotoma, California involving Matashi Sensomura and a Nevada man who spread a mysterious disease after visiting. On the night of April 23rd, 2021, Wallenby suffered a mysterious fire which killed all of its residents.
== Credits ==
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