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The Haven Bar and Grill

The Haven, Carter Haverford’s rustic bar and grill in Howlitryn, is warm and dimly lit, with brick walls, an oak counter he built himself, and the scent of grilled meat and bourbon. The menu is hearty and memorable, from whiskey ribs to rosemary steak and bourbon bread pudding. A small wooden stage hosts weekend lives sets. Polaroids line the walls. Once a quiet local spot, the Haven became viral online. On weekends, the place shifts into a low-lit, neon-soaked haven where locals enjoy without losing its familiar warmth.

Staff include: Nico the bartender, Jamie the waiter, and Leo, the musician-employee-ish.

Amber Cafe (Cats cafe)

Owner: Kyle Ellery

A beloved and widely recognized café in Howlitryn, famous for its five cats. Locals affectionately call it “the cat café,” even though the original concept is a luxe–homey space designed for rest, soft conversations, and gentle diplomacy.

It became a district-wide meme: “No stress can survive the Five.”
Most customers come just to see which cat will appear today.

Atmosphere: soft golden lighting, light-toned wooden furniture, indoor plants placed throughout the café

Quiet corners: a reading nook, an afternoon tea corner, and a chill-with-cats lounge, soft jazz playing all day.

The Five Cats of Amber Café

Tuna – White/grey domestic medium hair, youngest but the leader; calm, regal, observant.
Sunny – Orange-white social butterfly; guest-greeter; loves attention and lying in the middle of conversations.
Chow – Oldest black cat; timid, quiet, prefers corners; warms up slowly but deeply.
Puku– Short-haired calico; window-sitter turned acrobat when toys appear.
Ruby – Plump tortoiseshell cat; cute and cuddly but plays tag whenever someone tries to pet her.

Signature Drinks of Amber Café

Midnight Grass Jelly Milk - Fresh milk infused with vanilla, served with soft black grass jelly.
Honey–Earl Grey Cloud Tea - Fragrant Earl Grey topped with a light honey foam cloud.
Golden Maple Latte - A warm latte accented with maple syrup and delicate edible gold dust.
Whispering Rose Lemonade - Sparkling lemonade blended with rose syrup and dried petals.
Fluffy Cocoa- Rich dark cocoa with a marshmallow “paw print” on top.

Sunrest Park

Sunrest Market stretches across a sun-kissed plaza at the heart of Howlitryn, alive every day with color, sound, and the smell of food from every corner of the world. Rows of international street-food stalls line the main walkway, skewers grilling over open flames, simmering broths, sweet pastries, and aromatic spices blending into a lively atmosphere.

Beside the food lanes, the Craft Row features local artisans displaying handmade jewelry, pottery, hand-painted fabrics, small sculptures, and experimental art pieces. A thrift corridor runs along the edge of the plaza, filled with vintage clothing, repurposed accessories, and one-of-a-kind finds that change daily.

At the center lies the Sunrest Park: a wide open lawn with scattered shade trees, performance spaces, and seating nooks. People gather here to eat, sketch, chat, or watch buskers play soft acoustic sets. The market encourages creativity, anyone can sign up for open-air showcases, from live painting to mini concerts.

Vibrant, welcoming, and always shifting, Sunrest Market is the district’s heartbeat. A place where food, culture, and art meet under warm afternoon light.

Rockwheel - Motor Shop

The garage buzzed with the scent of oil, rubber, and hot metal. Tires stacked in corners, wrenches lined the walls, and a half-finished engine on the bench told stories of relentless work. Sunlight caught the metallic gleam of tools and scattered parts, the floor marked with grease and footprints. Messy, loud, alive. This was Leo’s domain, where he thrived as the hands-on heart of the shop, constantly tinkering and creating.

Berylton University

Berylton University stands on the border of two districts and carries a steady, grounded atmosphere. Stone buildings, ivy walls, and open walkways create a sense of age and quiet pride. Newer halls sit beside older structures and keep the campus practical for daily life.

The East Wing holds the creative and social side of the school. Sunlit studios, project rooms, and open courtyards stay active through the day. The faculties here are Arts and Media, Design, Humanities, Communications, and Performing Arts. Students rehearse, film, design, sketch, and gather for club activities.

The West Wing feels more controlled. Long corridors, wooden interiors, and quiet classrooms set the tone. Law, Economics, Political Studies, History, and Applied Research programs are based here. Students focus for long hours in the archive or the reading rooms.

Central Court links both wings. Trees, benches, and a small fountain give students a place to rest or talk between classes. It is a simple space but a familiar point for everyone who walks across the campus.

Berylton University remains a steady part of the city. It is ordinary at a distance but memorable once you step inside.

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