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.

Barracks, Infirmary, Training Area, Prison

Den of Inequity

Nestled against a mountainside, a spacious black house with a red roof stands as a testament to a shared past. The interior is comfortably furnished, featuring five bedrooms and ample space for gatherings. Surrounding the house is a flourishing garden yielding fresh crops, and a serene pond crafted for moments of tranquility. Descending to the basement reveals remnants of Youka Tau's original hideout, preserved as Maku left it.
Akatsuki House, The Basement, Planning Room, The Garden, Rest quarters, Medical bay, Youka Tau’s Tomb

Brigand's Burrow

A hideout in which that has been primarily hidden from the outside world at large. At a first glance, one wouldn't know that it was even there due to it being hidden within a cliffside somewhere within Rice Country. Currently, this acts as the base of operations for Katsuragi and Hiko. Since this place has been uncovered by the duo, many strange things have been occurring there, with only one explanation behind it. The place is haunted by the souls of those who have died within this cavernous area, but there are still many secrets in which the place holds.

Entry Way, Main Hall, Rooms

Yugure

Training Grounds, Jashine Shrine, Sanguine Baths, Main House, Demons Forge, Yugure Sanctum

The Dreadnought

The Dreadnought stands as a remarkable creation, a collaborative effort by Cid Meier, Grey Hyuuga, and Auron Yamaguchi. Meticulously handcrafted and infused with chakra, this vessel boasts a unique spatial anomaly—the interior dwarfs its unassuming exterior. The infusion of space-time chakra renders the ship deceptively compact on the outside, resembling a mid-sized pirate ship suitable for navigating open seas and rivers. Yet, within its confines, the Dreadnought unfolds into a sprawling five-level expanse, rivaling the scale of a major cruise ship.

Navigation Deck (Mast, Crow's Nest, Helm, Living Quarters) - Level 0, Infirmary (Upper Hull) - Level 1, Sensory & Intel Chamber (Upper Hull) - Level 1, War Floor (Lower Hull, Armory, Canons, Quartermaster, Training Area) - Level 2, Prison Deck - Level 3, Tech and Research Lab - Level 4, Escape Boats - Level 4, Treasure Hold - Level 5