The town itself is a small fishing town, located in the fictional place of Stormbreak, Washington. Many of the businesses being focused on the shore and two main streets of shops going through the center of town and leading out to the small beach for the locals and tourists to enjoy. On either side of the beach are fisheries and docks, some abandoned but most all are currently in use. More unnatural production has stopped to keep the seas clear, but there's some construction on the north side of cutting down trees and building a new harbor. A forest surrounds the town and goes for quite a few miles before it hit another town. The Innsaei pack lives in the south part of the forest and city, living in a rock outcropping that starts to go up the mountain a few yards into the forest.

The S.S Callisto is a converted trawler boat that was once used for fishing. Now it's a secondary home to a family of 5 that use it in the summer months to travel the ports up and down the Washington shores. The controls and steering have been minimized so all you need is to turn the key and go, no more of all that pesky fish locating equipment and controls. A GPS screen replaces that with a few buttons below to navigate it. This part of the boat is raised up and enclosed with one door into it and 180 degrees of windows so the driver can see out and to the sides as much as possible. The control box also has a large first aid kit with latches to keep all of its contents inside. It includes similar contents to the list found here.

Below the control box is a refinished living space with coaches on either side once you enter, a table in the center that can be moved and latched into points on the floor so it doesn't move around. Further in is a full kitchen complete with above and knee level cabinets, a fridge, a sink that is hooked up to a reverse osmosis machine that converts seawater to freshwater at 50 gallons an hour and stored in a tank below deck, a stove, and a microwave that's been fitted into the overhead cabinets. The kitchen has some nonperishable boxed and canned foods, herbs and spices in magnetic jars attached to the fridge, and some essential oils for the oil diffuser that would usually be located on one of the tables, and a can opener mounted on the wall. There is also a large potted aloe plant in between the kitchen and living space that's been mounted to the wall by a metal ring that holds the pot about a foot off the ground

Beside the kitchen are stairs that go below deck to three bedrooms with pocket doors, a bathroom with sink and shower hooked up to the same osmosis machine, and the engine room that has been partially converted into a second living space with a couch and some chairs, a table, and large cabinet of bedding and liquors. The bedrooms are pretty small, two of them containing twin sized beds, and the third being large enough for a queen sized bed. All three of build in closets and an end table next to each bed that are fastened into one of the walls. There are also mirrors on the backs of the pocket doors.

The canines will find miles and miles of sea on all sides of the boat as it drifts out further on the currents. There are fish that will come up to the boat, but it should be noted to be careful what you eat as some fish may be poisonous. Larger predators such as sharks can be seen from time to time, and it'd be good to mindful when going fishing or swimming. Being out at sea leaves the boat and its inhabitants exposed to the elements, not only the sun and rain but storms that could threaten to tip the boat.

As far as organics go, they may come across floating plants such as seaweed and Sargassum. They may also collect floating trash that might be useful to them.