Hell is a place of endless fire and darkness, located deep underground. Its scorching heat and flickering flames can be felt for miles, emanating from its fiery depths. The ground is made of molten lava that bubbles and boils, spewing ash and embers into the air. The air is thick with the smell of smoke and the sound of screams, as the damned are subjected to endless torture and punishment. Some are immersed in boiling pits of lava, their skin blistering and melting away as they howl in agony. Others are chained to burning pyres, their bodies writhing in pain as the flames consume them.
Still others are locked in dark, cramped cells, their bodies contorted and twisted by the excruciating torture they endure. No matter where one looks, the scenery of hell is a constant reminder of the suffering and despair that awaits all those who are cast into its depths.