Hell

Hell is a location in the universe of CRDNCE-218. It is the home world to Demons.
== Description ==
Hell is a place that exists on the Negative Layer of CRDNCE-218. It lies within the Damned Realm and is home to the universe's Demons. It is ruled by multiple powerful Demons but is ultimately overlooked by the Deity known as The Leviathan, who lives in its adjacent world, known as The Den. Only the worst souls in the universe are sent to Hell, and become a Demon upon entering the world. The transformation is a painful process, burning and stripping away your entire being, and contorting you and twisting you into your ugliest sin. If you haven't gone mad from the transformation, you will inevitably as you walk along the searing cinders, see Humanity's worst side, and feel the unbearable heat through every inch of your body. You will learn to regret ever taking The Abyss for granted. You will learn that The Abyss was Hades' kindest offer. 
== Environment ==
The environment of Hell is very in line with its name. There is nothing but barren wasteland, which volcanic terrain and temperatures of up to 6,000 degrees Fahrenheit. There is no fauna, and there is no water. The only signs of life are the small settlements scattered throughout the world, full of suffering Demons. Large plots of the world are separated into territories that are ruled by extremely powerful and eldritch Demons , such as Lucifer, Beelzebub, Satan, Belphegor, Asmodeus, etc. They are the governing powers, and decide the fate of each of the Demons living within their borders.
== Influence ==
Hell is a main world of CRDNCE-218, along with Earth, Heaven, and the Underworld. Millions of years ago, Hell declared war on Heaven and eventually Earth. Demons come out of Hell to attack and influence beings on Earth. Many Demons have become prominent people in Human History, including helping Leviathan coerce major events. This has led Heaven to send down Valkyries and Angels to protect Earth. Hell is also prominent in Earth's religions, including Christianity, Judaism, and Islam.