Well, here's the part where I admit to a bit of a fascination with the notion of cities beneath cities. For example, in the New York City area are 400 years worth of cellars, catacombs, abandoned train stations, abandoned sewer stations, abandoned subway lines, etc. Some say the underground New York goes five stories down, and is inhabited by a odd mix of homeless people, misanthropes , fugitives, and those who have divorced themselves from the surface world. Some say there are communities down there with their own leaders and their own laws. Maybe that's all true, or maybe the tunnels are inhabited by the members of a secret society of rabbits bent on global domination. You just never know.
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