[Adia]<br/><br/>Hell is a loud place, as one might imagine. Adia loved being there, but the sound of the thousands upon thousands of tortured souls screaming bloody murder across the fiery planes was the one thing she could not stand. She walked through the fiery pathways, filled with a black sickening scum called hell tar, trudging through it easily and totally unaffected by the continuous gust of hellfire and burning sulfur. Her normal routine in hell mainly consisted of playing with her favorite human slaves. Some of them had actually been broken down mentally enough to become willing, in fact, eager for her to inflict more suffering on them. Suddenly, all sounds were drowned out of her mind, she stood frozen in place, her own name in a voice she did not recognize ringing through her ears.<br/><br/>The environment around her seemed to fade away and break apart. Her outfit, composing at the time of a simple T-shirt and a black skirt burned and faded away. The summoning spell was a nuisance for the most part; it only summoned her, her being and her spirit. She appeared in an explosion of fire and darkness as bits and fragments of hell shot from around her before being pulled back into the fire pits. She dropped to the ground, and immediately felt the cold chill of the familiar planet hit her. She shivered a bit and began breathing slowly, expelling burning air and warming the area around her as she held her arms over her chest tightly.<br/><br/>She glanced upwards to see the man who had summoned her. It was not anyone she knew, and did not recognize anything about this place save for the familiarity of a dark and evil presence. She hadn't the slightest clue where she was, or which language to use, so she used the only language she knew her summoner must know. "Go-romen emi yemi mesi?" she uttered the demonic language in a deep and fearsome tone, which translated to, "Who creates the path I have arrived on?" As she waited for him to answer, she growled heavily under each breath, not sure of whether it would be best to withhold her anger.