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The Wolf's Den

Barracks
Barracks to sleep in with enough room for a dozen soldiers to live comfortably in their own rooms with proper beds and storage spaces for clothes and personal items. All of these rooms were on the second floor. The first floor had a large open space for dining along with a fairly basic kitchen. Should more men need to be stationed here cots could be laid out, but the outpost itself was by no means extraordinarily large and wasn't able to house a whole army. This barracks was positioned along the midpoint of the western wall.

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Infirmary
An infirmary that sat along the eastern wall, a large red "plus" symbol painted across its front. It couldn't treat more than 8 or 9 patients at any given time, but considering the size of the outpost that should rarely be a problem. The building wasn't much, only a single floor, but it had all of the tools a medical shinobi would need to perform nearly any type of field operation.

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Training Area
A training area for various drills and combat training was positioned roughly in the center of the location. It had a few training dummies set up, but it was nowhere near as well equipped as the training facilities of Hoshigakure. It was more there to keep the soldiers in combat ready shape, giving plenty of open room for sparring and readiness drills.

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Prison
A basic structure sitting on the southernmost wall. The building had thick walls and two individual cells for prisoners. If the need would arise that they needed more space for prisoners... well, they could always share cells. The cells had metal bars in front of the rooms. It probably would not be able to hold the strongest shinobi prisoners, but there was always room for improvement in the future.

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The Wolf's Den

Naruto RPG :: Elsewhere :: Hideouts :: The Wolf's Den

A border outpost for those wishing to keep an undesirable element from Hoshi. The outpost had walls made of sandstone surrounding it, with two entrances, one from the North and one from the South. The gates were usually open and made of metal with levers and mechanisms to close them quickly should the need arise. Large pillars that could be lit on fire adorned the sandstone walls to the North side. This was the most basic signal to reach Hoshi should the outpost get overrun.