Rexlare

Hell. Described in Religious Texts as a realm of suffering, agony and punishment. Where evil-doers are forever imprisoned to pay their penance in the torture of their souls and ethereal flesh. Where demons of many shapes and sizes reside to be the judge, jury and executioner. Hell It assumes the form of the victims’ greatest fears, discomforts and pains. A burning land of fire and brimstone where bat like monstrosities breath fire for some, perhaps a frozen waste where great bears with spines in their coat chase after them in an unending hunt. Hell It exists to punish those who have done evil, who have sinned, who have been sent by th

Peace, quiet, serenity, calm; these are the things that the students of Oxford were used to. Spending time in the library, then leaving to the local inn for a relaxing drink and something to munch on to sate their famished stomachs. It was simple, luxurious and peaceful. And in one fell swoop, the peace was shattered. Screams of desperate and terrified innocents flooded the streets, as violent howls and roars echoed across mountains and valleys. The students, equally horrified and curious flooded out onto the streets to uncover the mystery of what was happening. This was the mindset of these students, even in times of danger, inquisitiveness