#floor 6

ROMA & CASHMAN LAW OFFICES : FLOOR 6

If you’re in need of an attorney, and you have good money to pay for one, look no further than the Roma & Cashman Law Firm. With a team of extraordinary  Lawyers, they’ve been making a name for themselves in New York. Headed by Luciano Roman and his partner John-Paul Cashman. Their office takes up the entire 6th floor, and rumor has it they’re looking into buying out the 7th floor to expand-- but who knows, there’s plenty of building gossip going around.

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Back to Maps Floor 7: The Slammer

The Food Court

The floor opens up into the food court. Neon lights, plastic chairs, aluminum tables, and checkered tile crowd around empty counters. Fried chicken, pizza, chinese food, hot dogs, cookies-- all the food court stalls are unmanned, but despite this, you can find fresh and hot food if you're willing to duck behind the counter to claim it for yourself.

Just don't forget to dump your trash and return your tray.

From the food court, you can see the rest of the mall.

The high ceiling feels unreal in the tower, and the skylights are... well, impossible, even if they seem to open up to the same sky as outside.

There isn't a hint of activity in the mall, and darkened storefronts feel huddled away from the natural daylight (or nightlight) pouring in. Most of these are shuttered, inaccessible to you and your curiosity. Damn.

Occasionally, shadows pass over you as you walk. Should you look up, you may find something staring down at you...

The Karaoke Shoppe

One may find the beckoning neon sign and faint musical sounds of the Karaoke Shoppe, animated with floating music notes. Inside there's a hall leading to several sound proofed rooms, each equipped with their own unique flavor of party hell.

Looks like you can find a pretty good selection here!

Gifts Imported

One store emits an inviting light, though as you edge closer you wonder if you've made a mistake.

Rows and rows of cringy """oriental""" knick knacks line the place from wall to wall. Balls of jade, lucky cats, golden dragon statues, stacks of manga, paper lanterns, washi tapes, boxes of pocky, it's the whole 9 yards of 2012 weeb-adjacent heaven.

Locked behind the glass display case, there's a selection of shitty katanas.

The Theater

One end of the mall hosts an expansive theater. At the kiosk you can find fresh, hot popcorn and working soda machines. As for the movies themselves...

Seems like you have the choices between Shrek (2001), The Tigger Movie (2000), Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla (2002), Prometheus (2012), The Wizard of Oz (1939), Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001) and The Princess Bride (1987).

You sit down to a showing and-- Huh? That's you on the screen? Seems like whoever sits together for a movie will see themselves replacing one of the characters on the screen. That's uncanny!

The Parking Garage

If you follow the signs to the exit, you find yourself standing in the parking garage.

It just keeps going... and going... and going... and...