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}}Hell, or the White City, is the residence of [[Devils]]. | }}Hell, or the White City, is the residence of [[Devils]]. | ||
==Ideology, history and trades== | |||
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==The Book of Pilgrims== | |||
Describing the White City is difficult, due to the Law-Furnace constently at work.<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/The_Twelve-Fifteen_from_Moloch_Street|The Twelve-Fifteen from Moloch Street|Fallen London|}}’A ruddy fog seeps out: smog from the law-furnaces.’</ref> Sometimes, it is described as a city, other times it is described as a book.<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/The_Twelve-Fifteen_from_Moloch_Street|The Twelve-Fifteen from Moloch Street|Fallen London|}}’ Book of All Hours 6:19: The traveller was distressed to find themselves back at the beginning. The Emissary was commanded to turn the pages.’</ref> However, we can say certain things with certainty. | |||
Hell is surrounded by walls and towers surrounding the main gate.<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/The_Twelve-Fifteen_from_Moloch_Street|The Twelve-Fifteen from Moloch Street|Fallen London|}}’ Hell's walls rise before you. They are high and misshapen, scarred by sieges. The gates tower above you.’</ref> From Marigold to this gate, the road to Hell is paved with white stones<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/The_Twelve-Fifteen_from_Moloch_Street|The Twelve-Fifteen from Moloch Street|Fallen London|}}’There is only a simple platform a short set of steps, and then the road to Hell: broken and cobbled in white stone.’</ref> (and not, as it was once thought, good intentions). The city is filled with smog, because of all Law-Furnaces.<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/The_Twelve-Fifteen_from_Moloch_Street|The Twelve-Fifteen from Moloch Street|Fallen London|}}’[…] the Gates open, just a crack. Beyond, you glimpse a slabbed square, forested with statues. Each depicts a hero of Hell's revolution[…]’</ref> you can see the Square of Heroes and Martyr, covered in statues, who sometimes crumble, because "all thing falls in the end."<ref name=":0" /> Other place mentioned are the Clarity of Bells,<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Return_to_Hell|Return to Hell|Fallen London|}}</ref><ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/The_Twelve-Fifteen_from_Moloch_Street|The Twelve-Fifteen from Moloch Street|Fallen London|}}’The traveller departed, following an incident with the cartography in the Clarity of Bells.’</ref> Manse of Sacrifice,<ref name=":0">{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Enter_Hell_once_more|Enter Hell once more|Fallen London|}}</ref> and the Sanctity of Saviours,<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Enter_Hell_for_the_first_time|Enter Hell for the first time|Fallen London|}}</ref> The city also contained garden and glass house.<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Deliver_Mr_Transport_to_Hell|Deliver Mr Transport to Hell|Fallen London|}}</ref> | |||
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Hell, or the White City, is the residence of Devils.
Ideology, history and trades
(This section will need more reasearch and work. Sorry! We will fix this at a later point.)
The Book of Pilgrims
Describing the White City is difficult, due to the Law-Furnace constently at work.[1] Sometimes, it is described as a city, other times it is described as a book.[2] However, we can say certain things with certainty.
Hell is surrounded by walls and towers surrounding the main gate.[3] From Marigold to this gate, the road to Hell is paved with white stones[4] (and not, as it was once thought, good intentions). The city is filled with smog, because of all Law-Furnaces.[5] you can see the Square of Heroes and Martyr, covered in statues, who sometimes crumble, because "all thing falls in the end."[6] Other place mentioned are the Clarity of Bells,[7][8] Manse of Sacrifice,[6] and the Sanctity of Saviours,[9] The city also contained garden and glass house.[10]
References
- ↑ The Twelve-Fifteen from Moloch Street, Fallen London ’A ruddy fog seeps out: smog from the law-furnaces.’
- ↑ The Twelve-Fifteen from Moloch Street, Fallen London ’ Book of All Hours 6:19: The traveller was distressed to find themselves back at the beginning. The Emissary was commanded to turn the pages.’
- ↑ The Twelve-Fifteen from Moloch Street, Fallen London ’ Hell's walls rise before you. They are high and misshapen, scarred by sieges. The gates tower above you.’
- ↑ The Twelve-Fifteen from Moloch Street, Fallen London ’There is only a simple platform a short set of steps, and then the road to Hell: broken and cobbled in white stone.’
- ↑ The Twelve-Fifteen from Moloch Street, Fallen London ’[…] the Gates open, just a crack. Beyond, you glimpse a slabbed square, forested with statues. Each depicts a hero of Hell's revolution[…]’
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Enter Hell once more, Fallen London
- ↑ Return to Hell, Fallen London
- ↑ The Twelve-Fifteen from Moloch Street, Fallen London ’The traveller departed, following an incident with the cartography in the Clarity of Bells.’
- ↑ Enter Hell for the first time, Fallen London
- ↑ Deliver Mr Transport to Hell, Fallen London
