Deep within the underground, travelers will spot a building that sticks out like a sore thumb. A pastel-colored store sits on the block among decrepit buildings. The trims of the roof are reminiscent of candy canes. It's somewhat worn but perfectly intact. The sign is slightly tilted but otherwise stuck to the building. It reads Sugarpop Corner in lollipop text. A sweet smell lingers from the shop. Someone is baking treats, and they smell delicious.
When one ventures into the shop, they see a clean and well-kept bakery. There's employees in matching pastel aprons along with whatever street clothes they were wearing before work. Some of them may have multiple tattoos, but they otherwise appear rather friendly. There are numerous display cases filled with tasty candy and snacks. Behind the glass counters are various baked goods. Brownies, cookies, cake, pie, everything. One can buy any sweet craving they may have here. Don't try to shoplift though; you will regret it. For frozen treats, there is a specific ice cream counter that always has at least one person attending to it. The store tends to have multiple employees on it in the hotter months and only one in the colder months.
Say one is a customer of certain cravings. They can ask for the special stock. If one does, then one of the workers will lead you to what's referred to as the special pie room. The special pie room is colored similarly to the rest of the bakery and is located within the back part of the store. Inside there are more glass counters and display cases filled with goodies. However, the big difference between the front of the store and the special pie room is the nature of the treats. All the treats in the special pie room are filled with drugs. Crack pies, weed brownies, and other drug-filled treats are located here. All of the ice cream is filled with drugs. They even have drug candies like mint painkillers, candy blunts, heroin pops, and chewing tobacco disguised as bubblegum.
All the treats in general are well-priced. They even have sales from time to time, especially when it gets closer to the holidays. The regular bakery may offer free samples; the drug confectionery storefront rarely does this if ever. Additionally, there are magic treats within both stocks. If a vampire wants sweets, then he or she can purchase blood pops and blood tarts. The special pie room has blood treats with blood samples of drug addicts. It's best that you don't ask them where they get their stock from. Really potent magic drugs are sold, but they're pretty expensive desserts. Expect to pay a pretty penny for those basilisk poison berry cookies.
The employees only area is hidden behind a door. The door is within the pathway to the special pie room. It's easy to overlook as one passes by it. Inside is a break room and a huge kitchen. The kitchen has four of every appliance and is split into two sides; one side makes the normal goods while the other side makes the special goods. The storage room is organized by types of ingredients as well. There is a hidden passageway that leads from the employee area straight to the special pie room. Anyone delivering treats to the main bakery simply goes through the regular door. There are two sets of customer bathrooms. One set is located in the main part of the place; the other set is located in the special pie room. The set of employee bathrooms is in the employees only area obviously.
Sugarpop Corner gets a lot of traffic. It's a pretty popular bakery. If one wants to apply for a job here, then they must fill out a detailed application and go through two rounds of interviews. The true nature of the bakery is not revealed until the person is hired, assuming that they didn't already know about it. During the training period, the person will learn how to make both types of treats and be given a practical exam. If they fail, then they cannot be a baker. The person may refuse to participate in the exam and/or learning how to bake the goods, but they will be treated as if they did not pass the exam and therefore not allowed to bake. The bakery treats are known to be of amazing quality and lovely taste.
The owner periodically goes to the store to check out how operations are going.
Now you can get treats delivered to you! Either call Sugarpop Corner or go to the new official website to place an order! The bakery does both regular delivery and catering. You can select to pay either online with credit/debit/Paypal or pay cash upon delivery. This applies to all normal treats. However, if you're looking for the "special selection"....
First, you must call the bakery. Then you must ask about the special pie room. The phone is tapped, so they're aware of where you're calling from and from what. There are multiple scripts in case law enforcement tries to get the drugged goods for police work. Once you're deemed clear, you're given instructions on how to order the special goods online. It's done through an alternate site that people are highly unlikely to stumble upon by accident. From there, you pick the drop-off point you want to get the treats from and must pay upfront. If you try to sneak one by the bakery by choosing the cash option then flaking, you will be hunted down.
Owner: Abia Defan
Employees
Benefactors
When one ventures into the shop, they see a clean and well-kept bakery. There's employees in matching pastel aprons along with whatever street clothes they were wearing before work. Some of them may have multiple tattoos, but they otherwise appear rather friendly. There are numerous display cases filled with tasty candy and snacks. Behind the glass counters are various baked goods. Brownies, cookies, cake, pie, everything. One can buy any sweet craving they may have here. Don't try to shoplift though; you will regret it. For frozen treats, there is a specific ice cream counter that always has at least one person attending to it. The store tends to have multiple employees on it in the hotter months and only one in the colder months.
Say one is a customer of certain cravings. They can ask for the special stock. If one does, then one of the workers will lead you to what's referred to as the special pie room. The special pie room is colored similarly to the rest of the bakery and is located within the back part of the store. Inside there are more glass counters and display cases filled with goodies. However, the big difference between the front of the store and the special pie room is the nature of the treats. All the treats in the special pie room are filled with drugs. Crack pies, weed brownies, and other drug-filled treats are located here. All of the ice cream is filled with drugs. They even have drug candies like mint painkillers, candy blunts, heroin pops, and chewing tobacco disguised as bubblegum.
All the treats in general are well-priced. They even have sales from time to time, especially when it gets closer to the holidays. The regular bakery may offer free samples; the drug confectionery storefront rarely does this if ever. Additionally, there are magic treats within both stocks. If a vampire wants sweets, then he or she can purchase blood pops and blood tarts. The special pie room has blood treats with blood samples of drug addicts. It's best that you don't ask them where they get their stock from. Really potent magic drugs are sold, but they're pretty expensive desserts. Expect to pay a pretty penny for those basilisk poison berry cookies.
The employees only area is hidden behind a door. The door is within the pathway to the special pie room. It's easy to overlook as one passes by it. Inside is a break room and a huge kitchen. The kitchen has four of every appliance and is split into two sides; one side makes the normal goods while the other side makes the special goods. The storage room is organized by types of ingredients as well. There is a hidden passageway that leads from the employee area straight to the special pie room. Anyone delivering treats to the main bakery simply goes through the regular door. There are two sets of customer bathrooms. One set is located in the main part of the place; the other set is located in the special pie room. The set of employee bathrooms is in the employees only area obviously.
Sugarpop Corner gets a lot of traffic. It's a pretty popular bakery. If one wants to apply for a job here, then they must fill out a detailed application and go through two rounds of interviews. The true nature of the bakery is not revealed until the person is hired, assuming that they didn't already know about it. During the training period, the person will learn how to make both types of treats and be given a practical exam. If they fail, then they cannot be a baker. The person may refuse to participate in the exam and/or learning how to bake the goods, but they will be treated as if they did not pass the exam and therefore not allowed to bake. The bakery treats are known to be of amazing quality and lovely taste.
The owner periodically goes to the store to check out how operations are going.
Now you can get treats delivered to you! Either call Sugarpop Corner or go to the new official website to place an order! The bakery does both regular delivery and catering. You can select to pay either online with credit/debit/Paypal or pay cash upon delivery. This applies to all normal treats. However, if you're looking for the "special selection"....
First, you must call the bakery. Then you must ask about the special pie room. The phone is tapped, so they're aware of where you're calling from and from what. There are multiple scripts in case law enforcement tries to get the drugged goods for police work. Once you're deemed clear, you're given instructions on how to order the special goods online. It's done through an alternate site that people are highly unlikely to stumble upon by accident. From there, you pick the drop-off point you want to get the treats from and must pay upfront. If you try to sneak one by the bakery by choosing the cash option then flaking, you will be hunted down.
Owner: Abia Defan
Employees
- Evie Everson - Deliverer
Benefactors
- ???
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