The Inferno | Corrin & Libra
Libra was of the firm opinion that, regardless of where he’d ended up, it was certainly hell. The sun was warm, enough so that he’d shucked the protective, hoodless cowl that weighed so heavy on his shoulders, and he’d also pulled his the white overshirt off as well. The attempt to beat the heat was not going well, as his flushed countenance would assure.
Also, the square was crowded, people bumping into him nearly constantly. At least (the very least, Naga preserve him) his undershirt was long-sleeved as well, so that the casual, indifferent contact points were protected by a layer of cloth. And black, which just made him feel even warmer. Ugh.
And this wasn’t even a desert town. This horrible, sweltering, crowded hell of a place was a port town.
“Excuse me, but is it always so hot here?” Libra asked the first person who wasn’t rushing past him.