Once an astonishing building, this Cathedral lies in ruins with the rest of the buildings in Ursoni. Most of it's roof has collapsed exposing the inside to the baking sun. Thick green vines have etched their way up the side walls and a rare white flowers grow from them.

Calle del Cortez is directly translated as The street of Cortez. Cortez is the biggest street in Ursoni and it contains the most cars out of any other pavement. The cars here are rusty and unbelievingly old. They're covered in inches of dust and mud making them appear like giant oddly shaped rocks. Because most doors have eroded away or they have broken windows, wolves are able to crawl inside and make a den. A very resourceful den. The street itself is in bad condition as there are short brush growing from the cracked pavement and desert vines growing up the side of cars and crooked signs.

Deep beneath the streets and ruins of Ursoni, tunnels from old metro stations exist still. Although many have collapsed from natural causes, a few stand undisturbed by outside life. Stairways lead down to the old train stations to the damp platform. Tracks are covered in green slime and there are spots in the ceiling that drip brown water. Huge ravenous rats inhabit the dark tunnels and challenge anything that smells like a meal. A single rat may turn into 50 plus in a matter of seconds. Vampire bats may also swoop down and check out the curious every now and then as well.