The Quileute Sanctuary

Located on the Lower West Side, the Quileute sanctuary is a piece of privately owned land that belongs to a group of Native American men. These Native American men belong to the Quileute tribe and opt for living in seclusion.

The Quileute men, their spouses and children have set up their land to resemble a small town or community with privately owned general stores, taverns and so on.

Like a real town, the houses in the sanctuary are on roads rather than spaced out over the size of the land, and like other towns, there are vacant houses for rent or for lease, though the council (consisting of the oldest male from every household) must approve of any new members to their exclusive residential area.

While the sanctuary lands are open for public visitations, there are extreme and strict restrictions on the comings and the goings of certain beings, primarily vampires, simply because it is a well known fact that the Quileute men are werewolf shape-shifters, the natural enemy of the vampire, and chose isolation as a measure to protect their loved ones. Because of this, vampires have an undisclosed treaty with the Quileute men and stay off their lands. Any vampire caught trespassing, regardless of the situation, is either chased out of te sanctuary or killed.