Important places in Prospero
Bayview Hotel-
One of the first buildings in Prospero, the Bayview Hotel was abandoned after the citizens fled all those years ago. Recently, the hotel was renovated after being purchased by a mysterious businessman. At seven stories, it can hold several patrons and is freely open to the newcomers. It’s located at the edge of the business district.
Prospero Police Station-
The local police have complete jurisdiction over the island. Police chief Nishimura can often be found here. It’s located in the middle of the shopping district.
Business district-
Located on the southern and western sides of the island, this district is mostly run down and full empty buildings. It takes up most of the island.
The Dungeon-
Located in the middle of the business district, stands a tall building once used by a group associated with the former senator who founded the island. Now during the Dark Hour, this building turns in a shadow hub. The floors do not extend up, but instead go underground endlessly. Floors are ever changing their setup and are grouped together into slightly similar looking 'blocks' consisting of ten to twenty floors. Each block is sealed up at the end and entrance, but the seals to the next block down are broken at the end of each month, after the full moon fights.
Shopping district-
On the eastern edge, there is a small shopping center filled with little mom-and-pop shops and restaurants. The pharmacy, several clothing stores, a grocers, and many other little shops make up the center.
Felix’s Finds-
A small collectors shop owned by Felix Royce, Felix’s Finds carries weapons that are useful during the dark hour. The owner doesn’t fully understand what’s going on at night, but he’s willing to provide what help he can. The shop is located on the far end of the shopping district.
School district-
Also located on the eastern edge, this district holds all three public schools, the daycare center, the community college, and the school dorms. Prospero Elementary, Prosepero Middle, and Prospero High are all free to attend. Students going to the public schools can freely live in the dorms located close to campus. Prospero Community does require tuition and does not have dorm space.
Residential District-
Located to the north, this district is home to the city’s residential buildings. Several apartment complexes, homes, and other living spaces are available for rent.