<div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><span class="bbc_u"><strong>Soul Haven</strong></span></span><br/>(http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b400/Helz1/clubs-interior.jpg)</div><br/>A non-human club<br/><br/>This exclusive establishment boasts two underground levels with state of the art ventilation systems, two dance floors with full bars on the third and second levels, and a discrete office on the top level. The front of the building is nondescript and there is no sign to encourage passersby to come and investigate its contents.<br/><br/>Soul Haven is a sanctuary for non-humans as well as a neutral zone. Guards are posted at every entrance dressed in all black; these men are not quite men at all. They don't respond to anything that is not part of their job. These bouncers, for lack of a better term, are more like Golems, super strong and quick, designed to be able to subdue a Non-Human. Though they are limited to this club specifically and never seen outside it's walls.<br/><br/>It is important that customers remember that though the bouncers of the night club appear placid and unobtrusive, another piece of furniture, they are there to control the peace. A rowdy patron being escorted out by one of these persons can vouch for their… Prowess.<br/><br/>The front office is of modern design and contains a half wall of which behind a lengthy black desk resides. Upon the desk sits a slim computer and phone. At any point in time the same young woman sits behind the desk, with a pair of guards on either side of the door behind her. She knows every Nonhuman in New York; young, old and fresh off the boat. If she hasn’t met you, she’s heard of you. After all, it’s her job.<br/><br/>The clubs sparkle with numerous lights that line every inch of the dance floor, blinking to the beat of the music. The corners of the jive arena bubble with huffing bodies lounging in satisfied exhaustion. They may take their pick from luxuriant chairs surrounding sturdy wood tables or cozy private booths, a welcome a break from the massive writhing wave of nonhumans wriggling to the pulse of the music. Cages containing succulent vixens speckle the dance floor and the bar is filled to the brim with top of the line booze. The music varies and appeals to all ages.<br/><br/>This is a place of excess, where the party never sleeps, the meat is always fresh and the blood never stops flowing.<br/><br/><div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><span class="bbc_u"><strong>Sanctuary</strong></span></span><br/>(http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b400/Helz1/cudahy2.jpg)</div><br/>Sanctuary is an occult shop that caters to mostly humans, though does have rare back alley exchanges with foreigners.  Also, if you're ever looking on information regarding Non-human activity in the big apple look no further. Occasionally, customers are well versed in the fields of herbalism and potions making, blessed with the know how to properly utilize the goods available at this establishment.  However the majority of the clientele consists of desperate women looking for love potions or superstitious persons looking for protective charms; easy targets for the cash strapped owner.<br/><br/>The store boasts a wide variety of herbs, ritual tools, charms and signs; everything a budding spell caster could possibly require. Unfortunately, a majority of their income springs from the business they get from the skeptical patrons looking for quick fixes to personal problems. A sign outside offers a free palm reading for any purchase above ten dollars and another boasts a solution to a troubling love life. Striking jewels, brilliant bottles, and mystical signs decorate the front window to draw the eye of passerbys.<br/><br/>If you're looking for magic supplies, a boost in luck to get that promotion, or some information on the where abouts of a Non-human this is the place for you.<br/><br/><div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><span class="bbc_u"><strong>Central Park, Manhattan, NY</strong></span></span><br/>(http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a88/gothic_ballarina/central-park.jpg)</div><br/>A wonderland during the day, bodies line the luscious green earth soaking in the sun’s rays, a trip through the trees that dance in the breeze gives one the sensation of being young and carefree. Central Park is a beautiful place, but like many beautiful things it contains many dangers. In the dark of night it contorts into a foul beast, unforgiving and unrelenting in its evil, where a stroll through the dark forest can turn into a nightmare. It holds within its womb many breath taking views. The park is a glorious display of nature; with several hundred thousand trees, more than 3 million cubic yards of soil, roads, bridges and a large reservoir. It took more than 15 years before the 20,000 workers completed this park. It is a popular place for all New Yorkers.<br/><br/>Central Park’s night time delights include; murder, disappearances, muggings and many more delinquent activities.  The expansive lush flora offer the perfect cover for all sorts of dastardly deeds and welcomes the evil hearted creatures of the world with open arms. The park is frequently patrolled by the police, which offers little solace and only slightly slows the criminal activity.<br/><br/>It goes without saying that it would be best to reserve any visits to this park for the daytime.<br/><br/><div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><span class="bbc_u"><strong>Coney Island, Brooklyn, NY</strong></span></span><br/>(http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a88/gothic_ballarina/LunaParkatnight.jpg)</div><br/><br/>Today Coney Island is a somewhat antiquated, albeit entertaining curiosity with its amusement park, wooden boardwalk, sideshows, and vulgar food stands. Sideshows By The Seashore is located in the heart of the Coney Island amusement park. The sideshow seats 99 people and there is a bar serving beer. Both the inside and the outside of the historic 1917 building are decorated in canvas sideshow banners.<br/><br/>The famous Astroland amusement park has been replaced with the more modern Luna Park, which opened at the end of May 2010. The new park is modeled after its illustrious predecessor and offers 19 new rides which join the landmarked Wonder Wheel and Cyclone roller coaster. The park is named after Coney Island's historic Luna Park that was destroyed by fire in 1944.<br/><br/>Visitors can also walk the 3-mile Boardwalk, enjoy a Nathan's hot dog at Surf Avenue, and take a dip in the nearby Atlantic. The New York Aquarium is also nearby.<br/><br/><div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><span class="bbc_u"><strong>Trinity Church</strong></span></span><br/>(http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a88/gothic_ballarina/PA270002.jpg)</div><br/>Trinity Church holds a position on the National Register of Historic Places. It is open all hours, welcoming visitors to stay for a few moments of respite or absorb breath taking art. The church consists of awe inspiring Gothic architecture, glorious stain glass windows and captivating sculptures.<br/><br/>The church's excellent music program hosts weekly concerts that have long been enjoyed by local business people on their lunch hour. Known as "Concerts at One", visitors can enjoy a variety of musical genres presented in concerts by both well-known musicians as well as up-and-coming artists who attend the city's many music conservatories.<br/><br/>This place is typically avoided by Non-humans because of the high energy levels of this area; the power grade causes nausea in Non-humans or disrupts demon possession. For this reason this place is ideal for persons looking for sanctuary from a pursuing Non-human. Also, there are whispers that in the cloak of darkness Inquisition meetings may be held here.<br/><br/><div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong><span class="bbc_u">China Town, Manhattan, NY</span></strong></span><br/>(http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a88/gothic_ballarina/chinatown.jpg)</div><br/>Exploring the area on foot is a must as many of the wonderful places that deserve a visit are merely holes-in-the-wall and easily missed when driving through. Chinatown boasts literally hundreds of restaurants, some of them only big enough for just a few tables. Ask the locals where the best ones are and you'll no doubt be guided towards an unforgettable meal. You'll also find other Asian cuisine here, including Thai, Japanese, Vietnamese, and Malaysian.<br/><br/>Shops sell everything from Asian-inspired clothing and jewelry to martial arts equipment to unique foods you can take home and prepare on your own.