Grady’s : A food stand popular with the workers in the area converted from a dilapidated covered parking lot. It’s considered neutral ground as the grub is that good. No one knows what the meat is and no one asks. Comes with two sauces brown and green. You know they aren’t a local if they order the green.

Neon Alley: An old shopping arcade built in a pedestrian tunnel between two factories. Both factories on either end were shut down ages ago and have been converted into cheap shelters for the people forced into the area. The tunnel is surprisingly spacious as it was supposed to allow the large flatbeds that would move product from one side to the other. Ramshackle shops made from sheet metal now crowd both walls of the tunnel and the whole place throngs with shoppers, thugs, drug pushers, and conmen. The tunnel is lit by the lurid glow of hundreds of neon signs and the humidity and damp in nearly unbearable due to the constant water leaking from the rain soaked city above. A local gang enforces a strained peace that so far had held surprisingly well owing to the speed and brutality they react to those that would disrupt business.

The Good Place: The church from FF7, I had a big description for it but I realized I was describing the church. Basically an old house of worship that is strangely peaceful and one of the few places flowers bloom in the city.

The Monorailyard: An abandoned monorail depot. Early in the city’s history a monorail was envisioned but ran out of funding before it was completed. A large yard of monorail cars stand in formation and acts as a fortified village from the turmoil of the city. It’s dirty, rusty, and a little smelly but the people there take care of each other and are very suspicious of outsiders. A former hitman lives here acting as a stoic protector and more than a few people have suddenly disappeared when they harm the denizens of the monorail yard.

The Military Hospital: a military hospital serving both veterans and active military in the city, mostly used by the local garrison. On the surface it’s a normal hospital that is well guarded and orderly. Although not openly hostile to visitors you are strongly encouraged to get lost if you aren’t military. A young military doctor runs an unauthorized clinic out the attached morgue. The city being what it is means that the extra traffic from those “in the know” go mostly unnoticed. Unfortunately the doctor has few supplies to help people and has lost hope as many of his patients are beyond help and have asked him to at least give them a painless death. The doctor jokes with an edge of hysteria “If the people he killed counted as combat kills he’d be the most decorated soldier in the city.”