On the outer edges of Haven's first level is a strangely natural indoor park. A thick grass suddenly appears on the previously stone floor, littered with a variety of other flora. Farther in, the creators of the gardens seem to have even managed to import several passive forms of fauna; squirrels, rabbits, and the occasional deer can be seen grazing fleetingly, if you're lucky enough to catch a glance. A single stream flows in from the outside world, and you wonder if this could be a potential fallacy in their otherwise sound security measures.
Children play freely in the more open areas of the gardens, while couples tend to populate the darker and more isolated corners.

Contrary to its name, the Dirty Fighter is kept impeccably clean. Its staff is friendly and jovial, and they seem to genuinely enjoy interacting with their customers. Chefs in the back work to prepare meals heavy in meats and vegetables, but absent of almost any sort of grains. The lighting within the restaurant is a bit dim, and lit by way of candlelight, lending the place a formal feel. Several tables sit in the open, while booths tucked away in the corners allow for a more secluded environment. At the front of the restaurant lies the bar. You may have a hard time wrestling a seat away from the locals, if you desire to grab a drink. The only sort offered at affordable prices are heavier meads, in any case.