Passion, Patronage, Revenue, Revenge live throughout. It is filled with the secrets of all vampires, told and untold -- through death and life. It is said that if you listen close enough in the night air, you can hear the whispers of deceased vampires telling you their midnight story. They tell of ancient secrets, passages and wars of pastime. Guidance and Wisdom are often sought here to deal with current problems and relations. It is on the coast of the Bleeding sea, and overlooks so with many cliffs of beautiful elegance and sophistication. The wide open sea smells of the morning sun -- to those who are dead, of course. With no ability to see the sunlight, many vampires visit here to remind them of the only mortality that they my still be holding within them...

The Forgotten Cemetery is the place where all of the victims of Noctivagus are taken. They are placed and respected as not only the generous proportions of blood that they gave, but as the life that is restored among each vampire's meal. The scorn and bitten bodies are laid to rest here, most with an unmentioned name or an immortal insignia written upon the rocks. A festival is shared here annually to celebrate the departed lives that were taken to feed the hunger of said vampire.

These are the fields of nobility. They are filled with the scent of blood red poppies and flowers farther than the mortal eye can see. The Royalty of Noctivagus once made a contribution to the war from centuries long ago. So, in return of the lives sparred, Princess Josephine was entitled to have a say on the field. All of the flowers are hand picked at the end of the season and placed around a wreath upon every home in Noctivagus. This is a symbol of the annual greatness of all the blood shed for and from the vampire race. These poppies are special. They need not a single ray of light to bloom and sprout from the blood filled ground.

A deep cavern that smells of death and still seems to echo with the screams of those past victims of the stone prison. Though for a time it was all but forgotten save for by those who would have planned to revolt against the late Noctivagan ruler, with Queen Ezriska's reign came new life to the caves. Now it is no longer the hiding place of rebellions, but carefully watched, tended to, and used by the empress and her colleagues, acting once again as a place of punishment, pain, and death for those who would work against the goals of the collective Ardentia.

This is the home of the majority of Noctivagus inhibitors. This is a bustling medieval built city in which all vampiric needs are found. There is a market held up in norther Lieberstein which is famously known for it's fresh products and exceptional precious metals. The name is derived from an elder, now long since deceased vampire by the name of Count Van Rick Lieberstein of the Royal family. He was killed mysteriously, and soon had this great city named after him.

This is a well known woods, mostly visited by those of Lieberstein. There are many different statues and artwork spread throughout the area. Many come here for simple picnics, weddings and nighttime festivals. There is a small pond located in the middle of the area in which many believe to be a fountain, or a wishing well. Coins and shillings are thrown into here daily, with wishes of the said vampire.