Despite it's name, the Hell of Blazing Fire isn't Hell, it isn't Blazing, and it isn't on Fire. It is, however, a barren wasteland-like savanna, it's people living in the center, attempting to make the most out of the land they live on. The northern end of the realm is constantly cold, with temperatures that rival the arctic region, yet snow barely falls. To the south is a region marked by tall volcanoes and extreme heat. Several small caves dotted throughout all three regions lead to a large chasm deep underground, containing a floating sphere of super condensed magma, the true "Hell of Blazing Fire"

The Kasha are very thin, have tanned skin and hair ranging from brown to dirty green. They all have some resistance to heat and an extreme preference for teamwork. Also, due to the energy efficiency that their bodies have, they only need to eat once every week. The food they eat then will sustain them for the rest of the week.
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Reiuji appears in the Hell of Blazing Fire, and waves her third leg in the air. "Sure is an interesting place" She says, as she walks towards the sun. (Unless it's noon.)

The sun starts to get closer to Rei as she continues to walk. She spots a few napping Kasha on her way, their thin forms rising and lowering with their breath.

Reiuji counts the Kasha, sits down and politely waits for one of them to wake up.

There were six.

A Kasha wakes up, slowly, and stares at Reiuji, drowsiness in it's eyes.

"Goddess?" it asked, it's voice sleepy.

"Yes." Reiuji says tenderly. "Could you please tell me where the others are? There can't be just the six of you."

"More of us," said the Kasha. "Ahead. Scattered. But there are more."

"Do you think the others will wake up soon?" Rei asks, patting the Kasha on the head. "I'd like to bring everyone together."

"We.. we could wake them, Goddess," says the Kasha sleepily. He was enjoying the feel of his Goddesses' touch upon his skin.

"Yes, let's do that." Rei says, nodding to the Kasha and slowly waking the rest of them up by gently poking their shoulders.

Soon, there were a few hundred of them awake - and then, a full thousand. Kasha would awaken and then go about waking the others. It took very little time to rouse the entire Realm. They were now all awake, all crowding around their Goddess.

Reiuji smiles. "What's going on? Has anything strange happened lately?" She asks "And what do you have for shelter?"

The kasha shrugged.

"Shelter? We don't use shelter. We don't need it, Goddess."

They looked at each other.

"Nothing strange has been happening, either. Today is the Day of Naps."

"Well, tell me what you know of this place and what the surroundings are like." Rei says. "And if some of you want to continue napping, I won't mind a bit."

The Kasha explained that they needed to sleep only once a day per week in order to keep at maximum efficiency, but enjoyed sleeping for the whole day. An few Kasha returned to sleep, but an older one approached his Goddess.

"Goddess," he said, "The surroundings are harsh at every angle, but we manage, we thrive. We have no proper buildings to live in - they are destroyed either by the withering cold or the sweltering heat."

"Well, have you tried digging your buildings out underground?" Rei says. "What have you been making the buildings out of?"

"Stones, Goddess. Sometimes, if we can find it, wood. Bone is good but even rarer. And.. living underground? We'd never considered.. living underground. There are some caves. But not many. Not enough."

The Kasha seemed sad at this thought.

"Well if there aren't enough caves, we should start digging our own." Rei says. "Hot hot does the ground get around here?"

"Hot enough to wither bones and boil our blood, Goddess," replied on of the Kasha. "Hot enough to harm our thinking and slow our actions."

"Well then... where is the closest cave?" Rei asks. "I might be able to think of something."

"Roughly a mile from here, Goddess," said the Kasha.