Brooklyn

Heavily populated, Brooklyn has been a magnet for immigrants. Many neighborhoods contain their own cultural identity such as the Russian's Little Odessa and the Polish's Little Poland. Separated into diverse worlds, each one caters to a specific culture via communities, stores and restaurant. Also home to the Brooklyn Museum, the borough has become a great influence in arts, several great writers including Henry Miller and Betty Smith. The Brooklyn bridge, an infamous landmark connects to Manhattan over the east river. Coney Island is Brooklyn's biggest tourist trap with it's stores, amusement park and storied sports. The economy is driven by the collection of culture and being the convenient back office for New York's businesses. The new Guardsmen HQ has been set up under Aetole and Co careful watch in a off the records defunct warehouse on the East River near the Navy Yard.