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Midnight Mage

 

Only at midnight can the spell be performed, under the light of the full moon…

I knew Sialdor would be the perfect setting for this look! The dark moody streets (can ‘moody’ be used to describe streets?) the starry skies and spectacular moon, the dark ornate rooftops with their spires reaching for the heavens…

It’s the sort of place where a mysterious hooded occultist would feel right at home. This particular occultist can remove her hood if she wants, because Poet’s Heart has given us the option to make the hood and dress separate! I couldn’t resist wearing the hood for this pic, because it makes one look so mysterious! 

I love including the little descriptions included on the webpages for each Fantasy Faire sim; they give fascinating insight into the intended meaning behind each region. In the case of Sialdor, it is described as “A gothic Victorian styled city along the coast. With cobblestone streets and iron streetlamps illuminating the foggy roads with glowing magical orbs. Where some cities flourish by technology, innovation and science alone Sialdor instead makes the same strides but with magic at the core of everything.” I would recommend going to the webpage to read more on the story behind Sialdor, because it definitely is fascinating!

First Pic Credits:

Dress and Hood: Poet’s Heart – Bellamy – Fatpack

Book: Spells and Charms to go - Book of Shadows – fatpack (exclusive, available at Fantasy Faire on Opera sim, April 20th – May 7th)

Taken at Sialdor (rated moderate). https://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Sialdor/218/36/78



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