*Wesley does, in fact, have something in mind. Ever since he managed to pull himself away from the dreadful hauntings within the houses on 1, he's thought about where to go and what to do. It's out of the question to climb out of Hell; if it was that easy, no one would be down there. However, he does know that this Hell is just one of many hell dimensions, and where there's a way in to a dimension, there's a way out. It all hinges on finding the key- an incantation, an enchanted object, a portal- that allows travel out of Hell.*
Are you familiar with Dante's great work? If his writing is still relevant, then there's a city, something of a capital of Hell, if you will, located in Level 6. My intention is to reach it. I believe-
*he stops, wondering how far he should take their conversation. It's just possible that this gentleman might not want out of Hell. To be honest, Wesley's not entirely certain HE wants out, either. It's difficult to know what is waiting back among the living. For all he knows, returning to the living world might be just as painful as being in Hell. Still, he feels driven to do SOMETHING. And if he could somehow get out... if he could somehow still be useful in the "good fight," as his former colleagues phrased it...*
We might be able to leave. I believe there may be a way out of Hell.
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*Wesley does, in fact, have something in mind. Ever since he managed to pull himself away from the dreadful hauntings within the houses on 1, he's thought about where to go and what to do. It's out of the question to climb out of Hell; if it was that easy, no one would be down there. However, he does know that this Hell is just one of many hell dimensions, and where there's a way in to a dimension, there's a way out. It all hinges on finding the key- an incantation, an enchanted object, a portal- that allows travel out of Hell.*
Are you familiar with Dante's great work? If his writing is still relevant, then there's a city, something of a capital of Hell, if you will, located in Level 6. My intention is to reach it. I believe-
*he stops, wondering how far he should take their conversation. It's just possible that this gentleman might not want out of Hell. To be honest, Wesley's not entirely certain HE wants out, either. It's difficult to know what is waiting back among the living. For all he knows, returning to the living world might be just as painful as being in Hell. Still, he feels driven to do SOMETHING. And if he could somehow get out... if he could somehow still be useful in the "good fight," as his former colleagues phrased it...*
We might be able to leave. I believe there may be a way out of Hell.