First Ring of Hell: Lust (15)
The subtle fragrance served as a sensory backdrop, enhancing the luxurious environment and contributing to the overall decadence of the goddess's domain. It was a testament to the meticulous attention paid to every detail within the palace, as even the air itself had been curated to evoke a sense of temptation and pleasure. The fragrance became an invisible thread, weaving through the opulent tapestry of the top-floor chamber, inviting all who entered to surrender to the intoxicating atmosphere.
The palace's design was a masterpiece of meticulous craftsmanship, with exquisite detailing that adorned every inch of the space. Fine and intricate patterns were etched into the walls, floor, and ceiling, forming a visual tapestry that spoke of both beauty and danger. The demonic architects had spared no effort in creating an environment that resonated with sophistication and an underlying sense of peril.