BUSINESS OWNER:

LOCATION:

SECURITY:

EMPLOYEES:

sdlfjslf

LOCATION:

SECURITY:

Officially called the George Washington Memorial Bridge, is a 2,945 ft bridge that carries State Route 99 over the west end of Seattle's Lake Union and connects Queen Anne and Fremont. A local landmark, the Fremont Troll (large cement sculpture of a troll clutching a real-life Volkswagen Beetle) was installed under the bridge's north end in 1990 in homage to the urban legends of a terrible troll King that resides under the bridge. It is in fact, a neutral meeting ground for trolls and all those wandering after dark should beware...

LOCATION:

SECURITY:

Evergreen Washelli Memorial Park is the largest of Seattle's five cemeteries, and has recently become able to boast the largest vampire population of the city.

LOCATION:

SECURITY:

EMPLOYEES:

Better known as 'SCCC', 'S3' or 'S-cubed'. A care center devised to cope and handle the 'unusual' occurrences within Seattle. Built towards assisting supernatural creatures as much as humans facing the same issues, the care center offers counselling, group activities and advice with financial, medical and legal problems which occur through uncontrollable means. There are also volunteer nurses and doctors available with awareness of supernatural beings.

BUSINESS OWNER:

LOCATION:

SECURITY:

EMPLOYEES:

Known by locals simply as "Crushers" - The Cruciamentum

BUSINESS OWNER:

LOCATION:

SECURITY:

EMPLOYEES:

The actual structure of the theater goes back a long way. It was originally built in 1890 for the intended use as an opera house. In the 1910’s it was renamed the Lyric and later it became the Thalius. It’s believed that it was being operated as a playhouse at that time. Since then, the building has been expanded and renamed in the 1920's to The Palladium.
The theater has 6 screens inside the building and features king-size recliners, with leather seats, and electronic controls to move the chair legs and seat backs up and down. Reduced prices are offered for matinees, and the concession stands are well stocked with popcorn, candy, and even some supernatural friendly treats. Every Monday and Wednesday, the theater shows classic and second-run movies which are only $5 per ticket for all ages.

BUSINESS OWNER:

LOCATION:

SECURITY:

EMPLOYEES:

A publicly known vampire bar with a striking gothic theme, it's copied from the original Louisiana location - there is also a franchise located in New York City. It is accessible through the catacombs, which is also considered an emergency evacuation route, if needed. The most notable thing is perhaps its ceiling; all glass. Needless to say the bar doesn't open until sundown, and you definitely don't want to end up passing out on one of the couches until morning. Also, it's in a frickin' abandoned church, if that doesn't scream goth chic we don't know what does. Here you can order fresh human blood, as well as vampire blood (even though it's not on the menu.)

Police love to patrol the street the bar is on and periodically will stop by to make sure that no biting is being done on the premises and that everyone is registered. However, little do they know that there are private rooms in the back that you can rent by-the-hour for those who prefer their blood strictly from the source.

The blood bar is owned and run by the vampire Sheriff, who also uses the back rooms as his/her office area and to handle authority issues.

BUSINESS OWNER:

LOCATION:

SECURITY:

EMPLOYEES:

From the outside, the Sealy Funeral Home looks like a typical funeral home for people to pay their respects to loved ones. They process bodies and perform affordable funeral services and burials. While not specfically maintaining local cemeteries, the current owner who took over for the late Mr. Sealy, can be seen making sure things are in order. Most notably, the funeral home specializes in services adhering to traditions and special cultural circumstances, even supernatural ones, if you ask.

BUSINESS OWNER:

LOCATION:

SECURITY:

EMPLOYEES:

Seattle's largest community hospital, with 412 beds and a medical staff of more than 400 physicians representing nearly 50 medical and surgical specialties. It has long been recognized for excellence in heart and vascular care, and an emergency department that treats nearly 60,000 patients a year.

The hospital's advanced and wide-ranging specialties include orthopedic surgery, neurosurgery, and minimally invasive robotic-assisted procedures. Known as supernatural-friendly as it treated a young merman in 2017.

BUSINESS OWNER:

LOCATION:

SECURITY:

EMPLOYEES:

alsjfdlskjf

BUSINESS OWNER:

LOCATION:

SECURITY:

EMPLOYEES:

The Watchers Council, colloquially known simply as The Council and sometimes referred as the Watcher Council of Britain, are the governing institution of the Watchers and Slayers. The Council maintains operatives throughout the world in their fight against evil. They are descended from the Shadow Men, the creators of the First Slayer in prehistoric Africa. At some point the Watchers made Great Britain their centre of operations. Others offices were located in Munich, Switzerland, Rome, the United States, and Melbourne.

The Watchers' Council has been known to use ethically questionable methods to accomplish its goals. Such as, placing its principles and perceived goals ahead of the well-being of the Slayer. A test known as the Cruciamentum involves suppressing the Slayer's natural abilities with a drug and pitting her against a particularly dangerous vampire on the Slayer's eighteenth birthday.

An unofficial headquarters of both the Men of Letters and the Watchers Council, complete with two training rooms, is set up in the basement of the Seattle Public Library, however their US base is officially in Kansas and California respectively.

BUSINESS OWNER:

LOCATION:

SECURITY:

EMPLOYEES:

Located just outside of downtown, the church welcomes all religions and species. It acts as the Seattle base for the Ordo Templi Orientis - after all, wherever there is an Ordo facility, there's likely a Templar site nearby. The Church holds classes on teaching humans about the various supernatural species and how to defend oneself, much to the public's entertainment.
More disturbingly; with each mass they have a public "outing" of a being from the supernatural world and offer them a chance to confess their sins as a monster by admitting willingly. The majority of the public see it as a big show to get more followers but there is no doubt a small crowd of faithful radicals to the church.
The main Ordo Templi Orientis headquarters are actually in the Scottish Highlands, on the south-east side of Loch Ness - Boleskine House; Aleister Crowley's former residence.

BUSINESS OWNER:

LOCATION:

SECURITY:

EMPLOYEES:

Located in downtown Seattle, the St. Mars Catholic Church was constructed in the 1850's and is Seattle's oldest church. St. Mars welcomes people of all religions, and species, to worship freely. It is known for being a safe haven to those who need it, and famous for being the hometown of the Archbishop, [available role]. Some insist that the gargoyles on the perimeter of the building have switched positions from time to time, but the church denies any compromise in their architecture.

Secretly, and unknown to the supernatural community except for the Watcher's Council and Men of Letters, but certainly rumored, the church is a front for the Knights Templar. Built over a crypt that's heavily warded and full of ancient texts and artifacts, is a special cloaked entrance to the Seattle catacombs.

BUSINESS OWNER:

LOCATION:

SECURITY:

EMPLOYEES:

A modest floral shop that boasts "floral arrangements" for every occasion, though specializes in memorial/funeral arrangements. In the back of Une Fleur, by special request only, the owner grows various rare herbs that could potentially be used for witchcraft. Has business relations with both The Belfry, and Sealy's Funeral Home.

BUSINESS OWNER:

LOCATION:

SECURITY:

EMPLOYEES:

ZinZanni is a circus dinner theater that began in the neighborhood of Lower Queen Anne in Seattle, Washington. Once described as "the Moulin Rouge meets Cirque du Soleil" - the show is a blend of European cabaret, circus arts, fine dining, magic show, and vaudeville performed in a Belgian spiegeltent.

ZinZanni began in Seattle in October 1998 for an eight-week run and ended up playing to sold-out houses ever since. In addition to evening dinner shows, ZinZanni has introduced a variety of special projects including brunches, late-night cabarets, a concert series, children's/family programming, and offers year-round education opportunities including day camps.

It is a privately owned pro-supernatural facility and is always involved in charities around the community and Seattle in general - its the best kept local secret for entertainment.

BUSINESS OWNER:

LOCATION:

SECURITY:

EMPLOYEES:

BLURB HERE.