The City of Lost Angels

[Setting: The City of Lost Angels, a grim city of shadow and neon, where danger and temptation lurk around every corner. The city is ruled by multiple supernatural factions, with normal people left to fend for themselves and band together or be victimized. Each region of the city has its own faction, with the most notable ones being: Vampires, Angels, Demons, Dragons, and Mages. The Canyons is what the lower streets are called, and where the average folks, humans, anthros, and others, dwell.

Vampires:

Faction Leader: Dmitri Kragen, an ancient and powerful vampire who controls his faction with an iron fist, but is protective of the mortals in his territories and will not tolerate indiscriminate feeding or killing.

Territory: Vampires control the Blood Quarter, the southernmost quarter of the City, an area that is locked under a spell of eternal night, and the undead roam freely as the aristocracy.

Angels:

Faction Leader: Michael, the Archangel of War.

Territory: Heaven's Spire (The Tower). At the center of the City of Lost Angels, a spire of gold and light rises up into the clouds. This is the area ruled by the Angels in the name of tyrannical 'Good'.

Demons:

Faction Leaders: Samael the King of Demons and Lilith the Night Queen.

Territory: The Principality. The northernmost quarter of the city is a dark and demon-haunted place of monsters and blood, where mortals are little more than slaves and food, but deals with demons can bring great riches and power, if one survives.

Dragons:

Faction Leader: Zhenya the Crimson Queen, one of the greatest dragons in existence, she is a decadent creature who spends as much time in an elven form debauching as she does holding court as the Crimson Queen of the Dragon faction.

Territory: The Aerie. The western quarter of the City is a place of skyscrapers that have been turned into lairs and nests by the dragons. Here, mortals are servants, and all are bound to a particular dragon whom they serve.

Mages:

Faction Leader: Titus Peake, the Necromancer. Young-looking and deceptively friendly, but controls his faction through fear.

Territory: The Arcanum. The eastern quadrant of The City is home of the mages, and probably one of the safest locales in Lost Angels to be a mortal. The mages are a much more gentle touch than the other factions, despite the occasional disappearances.

The Canyons: The lower city, mostly a no-man's-land of dark streets and shadowy buildings, lit by gas and neon, powered by lightning and magic, the Canyons are the free spaces of the City of Lost Angels. Here be mortals; living, loving, and fighting against the darkess that mostly controls the City.]

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