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The Hellish Yard[note 1][note 2] was a realm in the Evillious Chronicles universe. Located deep within the earth of the Third Period, the Hellish Yard became the forgotten and unused land of the dead with the absence of Levia. The hellish world's use was later revived by a new Master of the Hellish Yard.

History[]

Located deep in the bowels of the earth, the Hellish Yard was originally established by Levia Barisol as a facility to study the spirit data of humans. She later proposed it be used to manage HERs, but her suggestion was vetoed by Held and Luna Hazuki.[1] Once Levia was sealed away in BT 528, the Hellish Yard was left abandoned and largely unused.[2] Following the creation of the vessels of sin in EC 014, all deadly sin contractors over the centuries came to reside in the Hellish Yard,[1] denied entry to the Heavenly Yard.[3]

On January 30, EC 611, in the aftermath of the Duel of Merrigod Plateau, Gumillia, Behemo Barisol and Seth Twiright were transported into the Hellish Yard. Shortly after, Behemo left for the Heavenly Yard and Gumillia took over as the new Master of the Hellish Yard,[4] revitalizing its use.[5] After the destruction of the Third Period by Punishment in the late EC 999, the Hellish Yard began merging with the ground world, pulling the human souls back to the decimated surface to reside.[6]

Configuration and Laws[]

Originally existing only below the Third Period, the Hellish Yard was largely barren, lit only by the fires in its bowels. Although established as an afterlife for HERs, the Hellish Yard remained unused save for the few unable or unwilling to enter the Heavenly Yard.[4] After being revitalized by Seth and Gumillia, the Hellish Yard was divided into sectors and contained systems that filtered souls, although malfunctions were possible, allowing souls meant to go to the Heavenly Yard to end up there.[7]

Due to the nature of the Hellish Yard with the Heavenly Yard, the two exerted a natural pull on the human souls of the Third Period, with the ground world itself creating a metaphysical boundary between them.[8] As a result of its merging with the Third Period, the Hellish Yard became a stronger force, pulling souls from the Heavenly Yard. Distortions in the fabric of space and time could also occur following the merge.[9] Individuals located within the bounds of the Hellish Yard could also conjure "concepts" from their memories, the illusions capable of behaving as physical objects would despite the souls themselves being immaterial;[10] this even extended to demon contractors being able to use the powers they used when they were alive without necessarily being possessed by a Demon of Sin.[11]

The Hellish Yard's underworld also naturally emanated a miasma which slowly ate away at the soul of its inhabitants, gradually driving them insane.[4] Magic was also part of the makeup of the world, making anything theoretically possible for its users if given enough power and time to utilize it.[4]

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Ground World[]

The Ground World[note 3] was the Third Period after merging with the Hellish Yard. It contained the continents of Bolganio and Maistia and housed the deceased souls pulled down from the Heavenly Yard.[8]

Underworld[]

The bowels of the Hellish Yard. Situated deep within the earth, the underworld housed the deceased souls who refused to enter the Heavenly Yard or were contractors of the Demons of Sin in life.[3] Its rocky terrain was covered in great pits of lava and fire; it also maintained gates leading into the area as well as leading directly up to the Heavenly Yard. A soul-eating miasma permeated the air.[4]

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  1. ↑ 冥界
  2. ↑ hellish yard
  3. ↑ 地上世界
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