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The '''Prison Dimension''', known by many names—'''The Deep Cell''', '''The Darkness''', '''Loaxia''', or simply '''Hell''' among [[Human (Galaxa)]] cultures—is a pocket reality within the Continuum Universes. | The '''Prison Dimension''', known by many names—'''The Deep Cell''', '''The Darkness''', '''Loaxia''', or simply '''Hell''' among [[Human (Galaxa)]] cultures—is a pocket reality within the Continuum Universes. | ||
Created by the [[First Divine Parents]], it serves as an eternal containment zone for beings too dangerous, corrupted, or reality-warping to coexist within the Median Plane. | Created by the [[First Divine Parents]], it serves as an eternal containment zone for beings too dangerous, corrupted, or reality-warping to coexist within the Median Plane. | ||
Bound by the immutable [[Divine Law (Galaxa)]], destruction of spirits and souls is forbidden. Thus, the Prison Dimension offers the only alternative: | Bound by the immutable [[Divine Law (Galaxa)]], destruction of spirits and souls is forbidden. Thus, the Prison Dimension offers the only alternative: '''eternal isolation amidst horrors beyond mortal comprehension'''. | ||
== Origins and Purpose == | == Origins and Purpose == | ||
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* Uphold the [[Law of Transformation]] by transforming chaos into isolation rather than destruction. | * Uphold the [[Law of Transformation]] by transforming chaos into isolation rather than destruction. | ||
It is not inherently a place of punishment; its primary function is | It is not inherently a place of punishment; its primary function is '''containment'''. However, the prisoners' mutual hatred, hunger, and malice render it an existence of unending torment. | ||
== Inhabitants == | == Inhabitants == | ||
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The Prison Dimension's appearance shifts based on the observer: | The Prison Dimension's appearance shifts based on the observer: | ||
* Prophets describe it as an endless expanse of | * Prophets describe it as an endless expanse of '''shattered mirrors floating in blackness'''. | ||
* Humans from different cultures perceive it as: | * Humans from different cultures perceive it as: | ||
''' '''Northern Humans''': An eternal frozen wasteland. | |||
''' '''Desert Dwellers''': A waterless, lifeless desert. | |||
''' '''Inlanders''': A churning oceanic abyss. | |||
''' '''Others''': A raging, inescapable inferno. | |||
These visions are | These visions are '''not illusions'''—they are psychic reflections, resonating with the fears and despair of those who glimpse it. | ||
== Psychic Effects == | == Psychic Effects == | ||
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* Physical corruption if exposure is prolonged. | * Physical corruption if exposure is prolonged. | ||
Importantly, these effects are | Importantly, these effects are '''not''' the Prison Dimension's doing, but rather the psychic bleed of the imprisoned horrors within. | ||
The dimension itself is a neutral containment structure; its horror stems from its occupants. | The dimension itself is a neutral containment structure; its horror stems from its occupants. | ||