Schiller had never set foot in Hell. His understanding of it came entirely from hearsay. Under the layers of descriptions, Hell was like a land of inherent despair, with a barren red landscape, where people were punished for their sins in life until they were completely redeemed and could ascend to Heaven.
Without having seen it firsthand, relying solely on hearsay, an angel could never imagine what Hell was like.
"After all, only the fallen and sinful go to Hell."
Schiller muttered.
Angels were created pure and innocent, directly originating from God's spirit. How could they ever fall and become sinful?
Schiller was well aware of this.
But the clearer he knew it, the more intense his curiosity about Hell grew.
