Chapter 3
The Underground wasn’t actually underground, though Warden suspected there were parts running beneath the city streets and in the basements of buildings. It was more a moniker, a given name for a part of the city where those who were more than human lived. Safety in numbers, and having neighbors who understood the struggles.
Warden made it known in his precinct that the Underground, which consisted of a few blocks of rundown brick apartment buildings and warehouses, was his domain. It was easier said than done, seeing as the general vibe kept normal people away. People who accidentally found themselves wandering the cracked sidewalks either left in a hurry or were never seen again. Warden was trying to stop the disappearances, for the sake of the residents. Tate had been a huge
