Ambrosia is Leonida’s classic one-industry town, built entirely around the Allied Crystal sugar refinery that keeps most of the region employed. On paper, it runs on old-fashioned American values — hard work, community, loyalty to the company.
In practice, the Final Chapter biker gang controls most of what the refinery doesn’t, filling the gaps left by the town’s single employer with an influence that touches nearly everything else.
It’s a rural, unglamorous stretch of the state — bordering the wilderness of Mount Kalaga National Park to the north and the coastal decline of Port Gellhorn to the west — built more for muscle cars and back-road runs than the glitz further south.