Dante's Inferno

Introduction

As we go in, I directly sensed sick from the humidity and indispictable odour of scorched body material that loads up the air. The partitions and grounds are enclosed with large-scale pearls, dripping with a thick matter of the colour red. With a further glimpse, I recognize each pearl has a dark around on its exterior and these are eyeballs. An endless line of nude sinners stand close by along the circular path. There standing infront of the line is a great heinous monster, with two large horns on the crown of its head replacing the ears, gigantic aaround eyes, a lion's mouth and beasty paws with fasteners atleast ten inches in length.

Iobserve certain thing perculiar in this circle, and I ask Virgil, "Why is it that the sinners are strangely quiet here?"And he does not answer my inquiry, but replies, "Let's extend and glimpse what Leeca does to the sinners."

We approach the line and I glimpse the great beast stabbing the throat of a sinner with a lone nail from his left claw. The nail pokes through the back of the sinner's neck, then Leeca pulls it out and stabs the eyes with two fasteners from the right claw, departing with only empty sockets. The sinner is grabbed by the bleeding neck, and thrown into the large pit established at the center of the circular path.

Isensed the need to vomit and I observed the sinners pushing one another down to the base of the pit in alignment to cut into themselves up to the surface. Amany number of blacks crows wanders the air on top of the pit and pecks the empty eye sockets of those sinners who organise to crawl to the top. The sinner sinks back with the numerous other ones interior this pit, leaving with a face so deep of agony and an open mouth screeming with no sound.

Virgil states, "The deeper down you are in the pit, the more intolerably moderately hot it is. The sinners grab each other down to ease themselves at the peak but the crows stabs their cuts and they fall back in pain."

Iinquire him, "What have they done to receive such torture?"With Virgil's permission, we approach the sinners in line waiting to be penalized by Leeca, but numerous only ignored us frigidly, until we came upon a juvenile woman name Vittoria Romijn who acquiesced to notify us her story,

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