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Formerly the office of Professor Charles Xavier, the Headmaster’s office now belongs to the new Headmistress, Ororo Munroe. When she’s not teaching a class, lurking within the confinements of her Greenhouse, or tending to the kids of the School, she’s usually found within these quarters attending to business pertaining to the school.

Considering the Xavier Institute technically still is a school, academic subjects ranging from mathematics to science to power control to mutant ethics are taught within these classrooms. Usually, the teachers’ offices aren’t too far from their classroom either. Skipping class is not permitted by the teachers, so it’s important for every student to attend when a class is in session.

A literal relaxation and game room in every sense of the word - from table hockey, to pinball, there is virtually something for every student to do when school work has been completed. The commons include a living area, entertainment center with a rather large television, couches, magazines, books, and a little something for every student.

The Kitchen and Dining Hall of Xavier’s School for the Gifted is quite literally huge. After all, with so many students, there has to be something within this area of the mansion that caters to everyone. Sometimes this area is usually bustling with life, and at others, it isn’t. There’s a stainless steel walk in refrigerator off to one side, with cabinets and cupboards filled with food and pots and pans, two ovens and other cooking devices lined throughout. It is a common rule for everyone to clean up after themselves.

The dormitories reserved for the staff and adult guests here at Xavier’s School for the Gifted, most students usually shy away from this area, knowing that the teachers’ privacy is to be respected - unless caution has been thrown into the air and an adult is needed. Each of the staff’s quarters contains a personal bathroom, television, queen-sized bed, and their room is usually larger than the student rooms.

These are the dormitories meant for the students of Xavier’s School for the Gifted. Each room is set with two to three beds, some having bunk beds. There is a desk and night stand for each of the students as well as an individual closet space and chest of drawers. There are two separate bathrooms for the Female Students and the Male Students, each with several shower stalls, sinks, and the works. The students are generally allowed freedom in this area of the mansion, though keeping it clean and tidy is usually asked of the Headmistress and her Staff.

The living area of the Brotherhood headquarters, or what one could make of it, is not exactly the most tidiest of places, though the kitchen is in this general vicinity as well. It’s not much, but worn couches and chairs do linger in the vicinity. Make yourself at home.

The Brotherhood meeting hall is where Magneto's followers congregate for meetings. With a large, simple throne at the end of a rather long metal table, uncomfortable metal chairs line each side of the stainless steel meeting table. The room seems quite bland, as the Brotherhood seems to have no care in the way things look around these parts.

Erik Lensherr's office is his safe haven and it is to be respected by all. The Brotherhood seems to know this by heart. Not many often see the inside of these chambers, and even now after his disappearance, the now struggling Brotherhood seem to respect those wishes and remain out of these chambers.

A hole in the wall bar, Harry’s Hideaway is meant for mutants only. It’s located on that farthest outskirts of Westchester, bordering that of New York itself. Hidden from nonmutant eyes by the best of illusionists, the bar is frequented by all and any mutants. Come here to have a drink, a laugh, and a good time.

The infamous all-mutant ghetto, District X is home to America’s highest mutant populated neighborhood, with nearly 98% of all occupants possessing an active X-Factor gene. Although the crime rate is high and warring mutant gangs fight day and night, the district serves as a haven for those seeking sanctuary from Homo-Sapiens.

Into the depths of New York City is where one will dive, when trying to reach the night club Halo. It is a myriad of lights, dark alleyways, and the things that go bump in the night. This is an all mutant club for those of different creeds, backgrounds, and lifestyles, but accepts all for the right price. It is a club for all those who want to have a good time, as well keep away from the eye of the public.

A large network of dark catacomb dwellings that lead to the Morlock hideaway underneath the city. Since the loss of their leader, Callisto, they’ve been searching for a person strong enough to lead them. They found that in Callisto’s younger sister, Marrow, who now rules the Morlocks with an iron fist. Their tunnels are their sacred grounds - trespassers will be dealt with accordingly.

Located nearby the Xavier Institute, the cozy community of Salem Center serves as not only a convenient retreat from the walls of the mansion, but also as a popular hangout for the junior X-Men. Popular places to visit include Luna's Cafe, the Westchester County Mall, and Joe's Mechanics.

The capital of the United States of America and the Headquarters for all Mutant Affairs, Washington D.C. has been the focal point for many mutant terrorist attempts, often putting the President of the United States in utter danger. There's usually no telling what sort of scheme the government is cooking up next, though it's never too long before something happens.

The island of Genosha is located off the east coast of Africa and boasts a high standard of living, an excellent economy, and freedom from the political and racial turmoil that characterizes neighboring nations. However, it is rumored that Genosha's prosperity was built upon the enslavement of its mutant population.

Madripoor is an island in Southeast Asia, southwest of Singapore. Its official name is the Principality of Madripoor, and its capital and single large city is Madripoor, which is divided between wealthy Hightown and impoverished, crime-ridden Lowtown. When described Madripoor, is “A place for the very rich and the very poor.” Once a haven for pirates, the tradition is somewhat continued today with its lawless quality.

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