the club scene

You and Noir get inside the actual club, a tremendous base beating as strobe lights, spotlights and loud music fill the room. Humans and animorphs alike wander and drink and dance about the bar, tended by a warm-looking black cat morph, dispensing glasses and sharing flirty looks with customers.

The animalism of the place shines through, jungle patterns on many of the walls and art of wilderness scenes, woods and jungles and tundras. Some of them are more specific, showing particular animals along with their morph equivalents, perhaps a pride thing for them. There are also more mature pieces, such as a primitive but well drawn pair of red-furred dogs clearly mating, the male behind his partner as he mounts her.

There seem to be rooms in the back that you mistake at first for classy restrooms, as clearly marked "occupied" and "unoccupied" labels hang over them. When you see couples go inside, like a female crow morph and a strong-looking male bear, and the label switch signs, you see them as more of breeding rooms for when hookups are made.

The people here are clearly wild natured, fired up, drunk, or just letting out their animal sides, as their dancing on the floor is clearly sexual and rapid, grinding and thrashing and even growling going on between the dancers, mostly morphs but humans littered around, either owners or just people looking. One pair of white rabbit twins wearing nothing at all (some wear clothes, others not) grind a young woman between them as if they'll start to mount and take her any second

"I heard some wierd stuff about this place at the shop," Noir calls to you, having to shout a bit to be heard. "Some of the pets would get the staff to let them out to here, but heard the owner's into some shady stuff too."
"Like what?" you ask back, voice lowered as much as you can while still being heard.
"**** just for morphs, slavery outside of the usual shop stuff, wierd sex toys and things that you can't legally get yet in other places, pills to make humans into morphs. The shop had those too, but only in controlled environments, I think! It's shifty if you ask the wrong people, but it's still a good place to have a good time!"