The Lustful of Flesh

The Lustful of Flesh is a selfish sin of Yoltrund punishable in Upper Nekariin.

About
The Lustful of Flesh are divided into two different types.
 * The Lust of the Body, which is lust of one's body, either adultry or by seduction.
 * The Lust for Blood, which is wrath or bloodlust, where one desires only for death and blood.

Punishment
The Lustful of Flesh have two different punishments.
 * Lust of the Body - the sinners are placed in dark deep pits infected with serpents and insects. When ensnared by a serpent, the serpents chew into the sinner's corpse, tearing off chunks of flesh and insects and spiders crawl under the skin as well as into any opening into the body including but not limited to the eyes, ears, mouth, and so on and devour the sinner inside out. Once nothing remained, the sinners are regenerated and the process repeated.
 * Lust for Blood - the sinners are cast into the boiling river Bahsoslom, a boiling river of blood. Just like in Parforiah, the sinners remain below the surface and scream in agony as the boiling blood burns their skin.

Brand
"The Sin of Lust of Flesh, where one is overwhelmed my a desire for either flesh or blood. They either want the comfort, touch, and whisper of flesh, but cannot have. Or they desire blood and death, destroying all in their path."

Lust of the Body described by the King
"The Lustful of the Flesh are condemned, their endless desire unsated. To the fires they go, feeling the sting of the rose of Flesh. To be Lustful of Flesh, one desires the touch, the kiss, the whisper of flesh. They want, although they cannot have. These lustful ones are forever banished to lonliness."

Lust of Blood described by the King
"The Lustful of Blood, such shame. Such wasted promise on those who bathe in crimson. The Lustful of Blood are furious creatures, desiring blood and death. They'd sooner hang their brother than spare a stranger. Wrathful, they are. And their quest for endless bloodshed will only end in the shedding of their own blood."

Trivia

 * The Lustful of Flesh is one of many examples of Karma in the story. They indulged too much, so now they indulge in as much as they want in death, their wishes granted.
 * The name Bahsoslom comes from Dragon Tongue from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. "Bah" means "wrath", "sos" means "blood", and "lom" is an old non-canon word for "water". "Bahsoslom" can literally translate as "wrath(ful) blood water".