The Junkyard

If one ventured deeper down Knife Street, they wouldn't miss the Junkyard. The mountain pile of rusting junks, the burnt out husks of cars and abandoned portions of buildings scattered about looking like bones in a graveyard and realized these were the remaining vestiges of times past. 
It soon became home to the uncounted homeless, criminals, prostitutes, trash, and probable diseases. And rumors even talked about cannibalism is prominent in these parts of the city. Possibly the most lawless place in Eden, anything goes when you enter. Murder, with the unspoken promise that the body you left behind simply disappears. 
== The Cannibal Movement ==
The Cannibal Movement is centrally located within the confines of the Junkyard.
While there is no concrete information on the people who inhabit the area, there is more than enough rumor and speculation floating around to supply you with information. Is it true? That would be up to you to decide.
No one is entirely sure how they came to lay their home there, but are a few speculations on how it came to be. The most popular story among these is that it was the easiest place for them to lay in wait and go after unsuspecting scavs who came to see the treasures that were held there. Their numbers were small until The Dead Eyes, and old gang, dissolved and most of the old members went to join the movement. Whether this be true or not, many people have gone missing after crossing into the territory and no bodies have ever come back out. 
The cannibals are full of some interesting knowledge, but you should be careful. The members of this movement are close to animalistic, heard to attack as soon as you enter. There are some people that claim they'll give you the chance to talk before they begin to chow down though, and they'll often be willing to part with some of their information or the items they find laying around in return for something good enough. To play on the safe side you should probably bring a limb or two with you to help convince them. Chargen is not something they worry about. They have no real need for it since they never leave the Junkyard, don't be silly.
Do be careful with what you ask them, the most prominent thing you might have heard is their loyalty to The Forsaken or rather the leader Eyeless. Being their main source of a good meal they will report back to him if you ask anything a little too suspicious. And no one wants to deal with The Forsaken on their ass, do they?
All of this being said, lately I've been hearing a few people have left the movement and have begun to roam the streets. That wouldn't be any good, would it?