As a Village of 'Relaxation,' Gobigakure's brothels have an integral part in the economy of the Village. The Red Walk, as many call it, is a mile long road of brothels on either side. These brothels cater to every sort of deviancy. Numerous alley-ways abound where women not bound to a brothel might ply their trade, but these women are a dangerous sort...cheaper and more prone to disease than those found in the brothels. Every building in this Red Light District is for the making of money through the flesh trade. Save for one..



To most it is a rundown building, but to the children of Gobigakure's Red Walk it is called simply "Haven." Myubi Ryuu discovered the building as a young child and it was here that he would eventually flee to when he found the strength to fight back against his 'owners.' Ryuu would live on his own for a bit, studying the Ninja arts...but soon found other children in the area who had fled. Slowly, these children learned from Ryuu basic self-defense, how to steal to survive, how to avoid stealing from ninja, begging, and numerous other skills that would allow them to survive. These children and friends are the only ones Ryuu holds loyalty too. He has saved several of them from the brothels and they look up to him greatly.

Myuumi

-Myuumi was the first person Ryuu saved from the Red Walk. She is the same age as Ryuu but suffered greater abuse due to being female. Nonetheless, the girl holds a somewhat positive and wise outlook on life. If Ryuu is viewed as the 'patriarch' of Haven's children, she is viewed as the 'matriarch.' She has a caring demeanor, but none of the children want to cross her.


Dari

-Dari is the youngest and most recent of the children Ryuu has saved. Unlike the majority of the children who were born to the women of the Red Walk, Dari was captured and sold to slavers who eventually sold the boy to a brothel. Ryuu managed to kill Dari's captors and brought the boy to Haven. Dari is nine years old and follows Ryuu everywhere when he is not on missions.

That's probably not its name, but nobody really named it, so that's just what Daiken refers to it as (or just 'the spring'). It is located some distance away from the village, in an otherwise unassuming crag. You'd probably miss it if you didn't know it was there in the first place. Surrounded by trees and low-hanging vegetation, it is a place of absolute peace. Daiken uses it to practice his chakra control, and also meditates there when troubled. He finds the water excellent for this purpose.

To the south of the village lies a massive wall of great big rocks that were once torn from the earth itself to shield the tiny village from harm. Somewhere within these rocks lies a path that leads to what Shou fondly thinks of as "his quiet place". In line with his balance philosophy, it is no easy place to get to. After you leave the village you travel for a while on the road, but you'll leave it before long. There is a near invisible path that leads through the forest all the way up to the big rocks. From there you start to climb, at the start it's no harder than going up a hill, but before long the rock face if almost vertical. 20 or so meters up there is a plateau, but this is not the place. From here you squeeze through a narrow gap and continue along a path on the outside of the big rock. A missed step means falling down and that would hurt a lot. After walking almost all the way around the rock you jump over to the rock next to it and continue along the path. You'll reach a sort of balcony, around 4-5 square meters. From there you can see the whole village and as the balcony faces north, the great endless ocean. The view is amazing. Shou has built a small fireplace and usually carries a load of firewood with him when he goes there, along with water and tea leaves. A small teapot is stashed up there, but he'll bring his own cup. This is a place for meditation and deep thought, not for training.
Shou likes to make one trip per week, but if something has happened he might go there more often.