all the important things on the board that you need to read before considering on joining the board. it would really do us all a favor. inside you'll find the rules, faq, plot, and information on the vampires and the mortals. make sure you read everything!

any little board updates or announcements will be posted here. it's wise that you check often to see if anything new popped up.

if you have any questions about anything i haven't answered already or you notice a mistake on the board then please post it here. good members who do this will be rewarded with my love. please make sure i haven't answered it already, though. also, if you have any suggestions that you feel could improve the board, please post it up! guest friendly.

here you'll find and submit the character application form, also known as.. caf. please make sure you've carefully read over everything before applying. also, make sure you're filling out the right application for your character!

all the applications for cell phones, housing, internet, and jobs are located here. these are not mandatory to fill, but would be appreciated. please do NOT post here if your caf has not been accepted yet.

a place for you to make friends, lovers, and enemies for your character. please remember to return the favor! if someone posts in your plot, post back!

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Techincally fourteen stories high, all fifteen floors of this hospital are constantly busy. The CEO of St. James Junction Hospital is rumored to be a Duchesne, although there seems to be no proof to support this theory.

The largest park in the twin towns, it was named after the previous mayor of St. James that had passed away unexpectedly. The gardens are vast and well manicured and many mothers frequent the playground during daylight hours. The park closes at either 7 P.M. or nightfall, whichever comes first.

Don't let the name of this street confuse you. Once it was known for it's prosperous businesses but over the years it has fallen to lower forms of employment.

If Westwood Port has it's own outdoor market, then so will St. James Junction. Some of the finest korean foods and restaurants are found here. Of course, this doesn't mean that other asian cultures aren't allowed. A small japanese market is found in the south end and the best chinese buffet around resides on the east side. Of course, you may want to scurry indoors once the midnight hour comes 'round.

Owned by quite the redheaded bookworm, this unique three story restored vintage building is filled with shelves of books both old and new. The cafe located on the third floor serves the finest european pastries and cakes as well as the finest coffee in town. Trust me, you'll most likely find the book you're looking for even if it was published in 1912.

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Covering about a mile, the port is home to many abandoned buildings, yacht clubs, and homeless. Famous for it's seaside market, though, the tourism doesn't fail to cease. But, be wary at night. Who knows what kind of things lurk here.

The only school in the twin towns, it's filled with just under 500 students. Just last year they've combined the middle school, using the east wing for the seventh and eight graders. Some students are pretty pissed, most could care less. As long as those middle schoolers stay in their wing.

A hospital and shelter for the homeless, this place has thrived do to anonyomous donations. A woman by the last name of Levesque opened the charity hospital fourty years ago and left it to her youngest daughter in her will when she passed away. A Levesque Haven.

A gothic-themed club complete with wrought-iron bars, gargoyles, and menacing statues. Pumping House/Trance and Electronic from 10 PM to 3 AM, some of the strange ones do show up here. A Levesque Haven.

A museum dedicated to the studies of the universe that surrounds us. Exquisite photography of constellations line the first floor. The second floor holds several lecture halls for the college's classes on astronomy, astrophysics, cosmology, and meteorology. The third floor is where the magic happens. A large screen covers the dome shape of the ceiling, which the night sky is projected on to. Three shows are held a night to discuss the planets and constellations in view. 12:00 AM, 1:15 AM, and 2:30 AM with fifteen minutes in between.

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