Everburn.

Following the past six years of rapid development, Everburn had become the most materialistically advanced city in the nation. The city was full of buildings constructed in an antiquated style, and large batches of materials had been imported to produce clothing, accessories, shoes, socks, etc. Almost all of the netherworldly citizens in the city were wearing the most stylistically symbolic long robes of Cathay, and the city had become a perfect melting pot of modern elements combined with the aesthetic of the Song and Ming Dynasties. 

The North Yin Pavilion was the building situated at the very center of Everburn. It sat at the direct center of an area that was several kilometers in radius and surrounded by city walls. In front of the pavilion was a plaza, upon which stood a 20-meter-tall statue of the Goddess Earth Mother transforming into the six paths of reincarnation. Behind this statue were the statues of the three King Yanluos in ascending order, namely the first King Yanluo, Bo Yikao, the second King Yan Luo, Xu Yangyi, and the third King Yanluo, Qin Ye. Each statue had a dark obsidian plaque behind it, bearing a record of the notable deeds and feats.

The first King Yanluo: Tore through all opposition and founded Hell during the tail-end of an era where gods and devils freely roamed the land. The prestige of his achievements is immeasurable.

The second King Yanluo: The very definition of invincibility, rising up at a time during which all...