The Wardens Playhouse

Maximum security prison on the trash moon of Zelos Prime, owned and operated by Nebula Union. Locally ran by one of the heads of The Crimson Circus, Klarg.

The Warden is a very strange and eccentric man, little other than this is known about him.

Overhead speakers start to go off with a very annoying carnival soundtrack, the wall in front of you starts split and open in tandem with the song. Shining through the door as it opens is a series of bright multicolored flashing lights. As the door opens further the lights seem to be coming from a large whimsical sign that reads “Warden’s playhouse”. Under this massive sign is a walkway that leads directly under it, and a passageway on either side of it. The passage on the left reads A-M and the passage on the right reads N-Z.

''"The first week in this landfill for the living goes just as miserable as you would anticipate. The food is terrible, the inmates are jerks, and the few guards this place has spend their time trying to cause as many problems as they can. After the first 12 hours the aroma from the nearby dump stopped burning my eyes, it does however take away from the natural odor of the food, making it a little bit more appetizing. Life in the playhouse revolves around food delivery, once a day a crane drops a box of supplies all the way down to a section of the prison referred to as “The Dust Bowl”. This section is the only part of the prison with actual ground and dirt, The Dust Bowl is also home to the only major gang that exists in the playhouse: The Crimson Circus. A lesser known gang in the Ivaldi System, few hundred members strong. Mostly small time pirates, crooks, and leftovers from the war. The Crimson Circus, and a majority of the interior of the prison is ran by their leader, Klarg.''

''Almost everything on this station is automated, the security drones, the lights, the water in the showers, and the daily food delivery. A series of buzzing drones, electronic alarms, and security cameras keeps the ambient noise to an almost tolerable level. Each Cell block has uncomfortable room for 48 prisoners, generally they are set up two a cell unless the Warden or Klarg say otherwise. Each block also has two sets of showers and bathrooms, along with two long and dangling staircases across the center of these open doughnut shaped floors. At the highest level of the prison sits the warden's office, the floors lined with blast resistant glass that allow him a front row seat of his domain."''

 -Arturo Renolds, Notes from a Bad Scientist