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Downtown [Why'o Territory-0 Affinity]

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This territory is quite obviously on the brink of transition. Much like Church City, this land has many old buildings, both historic and generic. A downtown area around an old prison is surrounded by bail bonds offices, but those are slowly disappearing. They have closed up shop and moved on like a caravan finding a new place to sell its wares. Wherever the prison went, the entourage followed.

This has left many of the buildings directly around the prison empty, but beyond that and slowly creeping into it many different businesses have begun to spring up. Tall skyscrapers are growing up all over the place, boutiques and strip malls are opening, and the smell of good, warm food is everywhere. Human goods are carted through on loud trains that run on tracks directly in front of the prison.

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The Blocks [Unclaimed]

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The Blocks is a name that refers to a smaller, quainter subset of city life. Small shops, gas stations, and other little buildings are set decently far apart, eventually giving way to quiet, closely knit neighborhoods made up of dozens of small houses. Not the wealthiest bunch, but definitely middle class suburbanites.

There’s a lot here in way of recreation, given that this is where humans intend to raise their children. A series of grassy, manicured parks here, a roller skate ramp there. Life here is safe and good.

It might be hard for dogs to make a living here because of it though. Humans don’t care for the idea of stray dogs roaming free while their children play. The kids don’t seem to mind though. They will happily share their snacks with strays...just be careful that you don’t get dragged home to Mom and Dad to be made a pet.

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Screech Town [Unclaimed]

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Screech Town is so named for all of the industrial, metal and steel structures and warehouses that make up the place. Roads here are wide, cracked, and dirty. Some aren’t even paved in places. It would seem that instead of humans, mud and rust make up the majority of the area.

Most humans that work in Screech Town do not live there. The few that do reside in outdated apartments or community trailer lots. The people who keep dogs typically let them roam free, letting them mingle with the neighborhood strays. No one really knows whose dog belongs to who, so the authorities are never called on collarless canines.

Somewhere near the border between Screech and The Fields sits a big patch of green, all encased in a tall, rusty chain link fence. This is the junkyard. Piles of cars and pieces of scrap lie intertwined with overgrown bushes and ivy plants. A grass and metal oasis in a desert of dirt.

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Main Street [Unclaimed]

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So named for being a busy center filled with shops, hotels, and flashing signs. Everything here is centered heavily around the massive airport smack in its center. Business thrives on tourism, and tourism comes and goes with every airplane in a never ending cycle.

There are very few humans who actually seem to live here. They are all visitors residing in hotels ranging from quaint to fantastical.

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Keefer [Unclaimed]

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The dogs call it Keefer because of ‘Keefer’s Island’, a small island smack in the middle of the river. An abandoned warehouse and fishing docks sit crumbling on this island. Legend says that a dog named Keefer used to live there after chasing off all of the cats on the island.

Aside from this little detail, the rest of the area is packed and busy. Buildings stand close together, apartments pack people in rather than houses, and traffic is always whizzing by.

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Greenfoot [Unclaimed]

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While Church City holds the city’s historic stores and such, Greenfoot holds its houses. Outside of a booming district full of job opportunity for humans, a collection of antique neighborhoods sit quietly, a bit of an oasis from the buzzing world. Deep within an oak shaded, well trimmed neighborhood of middle and upper class, a crumbling mansion lies hidden away in a field of green.

Outside of this neighborhood business is booming. You will find a fast moving city full of treasures...such as enormous outdoor market that people gather in to sell their food, valuables, and even animals. Pretty much anything you desire can be found here in 'The Square'.

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Horse Place [Unclaimed]

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This part of the city is scattered and bustling, with little to no organization anywhere. Or at least that’s what it looks like at first glance. You’ll soon come to find that just about every building, apartment, house and business is centered around the main attraction of the area, becoming tighter and more focused the closer they get...the horse track.

It seems that people in this place live and breathe the racing life. Stores are centered around cowboy themes, restaurants clump tightly around the arena hoping to catch people as they come out, and the honking of the announcer, the cheers of the crowd, and the thundering of hooves can be heard seemingly every day.

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Church City [Unclaimed]

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The first thing that you'll notice upon entering this land is how old everything looks. This section of the city hasn't been updated in a long time. The buildings here are a part of history. The roads here are wider, giving one a glimpse into a past where horse drawn carriages rolled down the streets instead of cars.

It is called 'Church City' because it is home to a massive historical church and underground catacombs nearly untouched by humans at this time.

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The Fields [Unclaimed]

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Now this is really quite the oddity compared to the rest of the city. As the big airport and booming businesses fade away, you are met with a serene scene. Fields of cows, rolling hills, and quaint little neighborhoods and country houses sitting in the middle of golden grasses.

Off to the side of one quiet road, a dusty old airport and fire station sit together gathering dust and grass. They are no longer in use, replaced by bigger better deals recently.

These hills will eventually, after many miles, give way to beautiful mountains that can always be seen in the distance. This is a true country home.

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