Labyrinth

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Hell never was a place only sinners could have entrance to. Hell didn't reside in a single entity. It resided in all living entities. It was humanity's torment, a malevolent desolation needed to expose the duality sinking deep beneath tendons and pulsing organs. Euphoria, that's what the damned bastards called it. "Just embrace your fears," they'll say, "You'll discover more than you know about yourself." It's just narration handed to them to produce as much profit as possible. They don't understand what it's like to experience true nightmares daily, they don't understand how our hell's are personalised to torture its owner. Some are small phobias, others may be a person's inner demons.

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