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What's it like in heck?
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Everything is mildly infuriating there. Walking is just stubbing your toes.
What footwear is worn in Heck?
One sock, wet
Why just one?
It just seemed less pleasant lol.
Also I guess you could interpret it two ways - one bare foot and one wet sock, or one dry sock and wet one. Neither is ideal IMO
Oh, I get it now. The other foot is uncomfortably dry and flaky.
sandals, but the bit under your toes is cut off.
That's mildly evil. I love it.
Toe gloves are the only thing allowed, but everyone must walk on rotting plants. So you can feel it in your bones.
That's repulsive. Thank you.