Just across the river from the hermit's farm is another seemingly abandoned building: an old saw mill. You can go there anytime, there will always be a black hound anthro sitting out in front of it, his legs crossed and a hat covering his glowing red eyes, from whom you can obtain any sort of fantasy creature you like, especially hellhounds and dragons.

A huge dome-like building looms up over many others and is the main draw of the city. In here, official animal shows of varying type are held, as well as sporting events like professional basketball games and hockey games.

Captain Jack was a shipwrecked sailor who built a pub here on the island long ago. The pub is still open, to this day, and is known for its two big screen tv's: one for watching sports, the other for playing video games. They serve drinks all night, as well as grilled foods and sea-based snacks. It's a quaint place to visit and hang out.

An absolutely huge pet supply store, for any animal of any size guaranteed. This one building takes up more than three-quarters of an entire shopping center and is another reason students spend a lot of time in town. Be careful not to get lost in the seemingly endless isles of everything from food to toys to beds to books on how to take care of certain creatures to saddles, brushes and grooming equipment of all sorts.

The Bookworm is a small, quaint little book store in the same complex as the pet store. It's pretty quaint little store but it has three floors worth of books and reading materials, with one whole floor dedicated to school-required texts so it's easy to shop here. Plus, they have great prices and a huge collection.

A fairly large office supply store that takes up the rest of the shopping complex not occupied by the pet store. It is THE place to go for all school supplies: notebooks, writing materials, computers and electronic equipment, anything you (or your teachers) may need. The stuff here is a little pricey but they pay really well if you can get a part-time job here.

A large part of the outskirts of town is dedicated to cozy types of housing: houses and mansions and all of that stuff, all with yards and trees and all of that nonsense. This is where most of the teachers live, but few students can afford a house here.

A large complex full of cheap, spacey but also rather dirty, filthy apartments. If you can nab yourself a newly renovated one, it's not so bad. But, though it's slightly less expensive, even with cable, internet and electric expenses, it's a good 2 hour commute from the school.

A smallish nightclub held in secrecy on the south side of town. It was once an abandoned warehouse but is now the place to be Saturday nights. The music is loud, the cops are nowhere to be found, there's booze all around and the dance floor is humongous. The best part is: no age restriction. There are no security guards so no one will bug you about your age.