Babylon City

A View of Irish Point, a district in the city

Leonardo Burke

Franklin Burke (deceased)

Cassandra Morin

Baka Morin (deceased)

**Babylon City** is a wretched hive in the Ultranationalist Republic of America, a place where evil, immorality, and darkness can be felt and seen. Controversial for its rampant corruption within the government and the immoral, decadent lives of its residents, the city is either an adrenaline junkie's wet dream or a Christian's worst nightmare. Nicknamed the "Las Vegas" of the Deep South, New Babylon is a vibrant city known for its night life.

In the eyes of many Christians in the USA, Babylon City is quite literally the "American Babylon".

## History

### Founding and early history

New Babylon was founded around 1800, back when slavery was legalized in America. The city is remembered for the great 1833 slave revolt, which happened thirty years prior the start of the American Civil War; the entire slave population of New Babylon launched a revolt against their masters, which was put down thanks to the Confederate Army. Every slave that had a role in instigating the revolt was publicly lynched. Years later, in 1861, three months prior the outbreak of the American Civil War, a gang of escaped slaves decided to set a trap for many of the wealthy white slave masters that regularly abused them, motivated by retribution for the lynchings in the wake of the 1833 revolt years earlier. To that end, they infiltrated a wealthy party hosted by a particularly rich slave owner, then set fire to the building during said party, killing approximately three hundred people. This moment was one of many instigating factors in the American Civil War itself.

During the Great Depression era, New Babylon was hit hard, and many found themselves out of work. When World War II began, however, the city entered a "Golden Age", where, thanks to the war, people could make money by releasing propaganda films encouraging Americans in the city to join the war effort.

## Geographical Information

### Districts

* Elmwood Hollow: Otherwise known as The Hollow, this is a predominantly-black neighborhood in New Babylon, but there are small pockets of Asian and Arab communities there as of 2020. As of 2021, Konstantin Robinson, Jane M. Brenneman, Helen Moore, Ronda Moore, and Edward Maglio are the only white people known to have lived there.
* Dover Point: A district that contains a pier and plenty of warehouses, located by the ocean.
* Irish Point: An Irish district in New Babylon, also known as Irish Village.
* Barclay Hill: An industrial district of Babylon City that contains factories.
* French Village: Based on the French Quarter in New Orleans, this is the city's main destination for entertainment and tourism with many bars, restaurants, nightclubs, and hotels serving the district. It's also the city's source of revenue.
* Downtown: Also known as Financial District, this contains numerous offices and corporate headquarters for various businesses in the city.
* Elysian Fields: Also known as "Land of the Elite", this district contains suburban houses, mansions, and high end stores and restaurants. It's also an area notorious for its racism, mainly due to the fact that this district also happens to contain the most Neo-Aryan Brethren hideouts.
* South District: This district contains of mostly middle to upper class housing and businesses.
* Danvers Harbor: A port district where most of the overseas cargo arriving at the city gets processed before it is sent to the various districts. Following the Neo-Aryan Brethren's takeover of the city, the harbor was used to run vehicle theft and smuggled goods rackets. This illegal business ended once Konstantin Robinson destroyed the Neo-Aryan Brethren.
* Sinclair: A rural district of Babylon City, known for the location where the Neo-Aryan Brethren is headquartered.

## Landmarks

* Abandoned Haitian church
* First Baptist Church of Babylonia
* Millennium Hotel New Babylon
* The Butcher Block
* Stanely Wells Middle School
* The Bayou

## Gallery

Downtown Babylon CityIrish WardDover Point