Inferos

Inferos is a proper noun used in various works of fiction and popular media to denote a realm, region, or dimension associated with the underworld, darkness, or subterranean spaces. The name likely derives from Latin inferus, meaning lower or beneath, and is often chosen to evoke a mythic or otherworldly atmosphere.

In fiction, Inferos is typically portrayed as a separate realm accessed through portals or magical means, distinct from the surface world. Descriptions of Inferos vary by work, but common features include cavernous landscapes, volcanic terrain, shadowy cities, or rivers of lava, as well as inhabitants such as demons, spirits, or otherworldly factions. Its role can range from a prison or exile to a domain of power, temptation, or rebirth, and it may serve as a setting for quests, conflicts, or moral choices that juxtapose life on the surface with the dangers below.

Because Inferos is used by multiple authors and creators, there is no single canonical depiction. Each work reimagines its geography, rulers, cultures, and rules of access. If you have a specific title, game, or series in mind, I can summarize how that work defines Inferos and how it fits into its broader mythos.