The Slang of Infernus

Just as Levis has its vocabulary with its multitude of sources and backgrounds so does Infernus. The language of Infernus is rife with implication over precision. While Levis could offer a name for everything given the chance, the demons are all about conveying meaning through inference.   While Levis slang and turn of phrase is an ever evolving thing, Demonic is slower, a more ancient script that has been dragged forwards like a hunk of steel ready for hammering.   Phrases like "prying one loose" both refers to discovering facts but also to the invasive nature of the information gathering method. The inverse might be to "swap songs".   Anything involving the harsh environmental conditions or the need to struggle or fight is a good source of linguistic interest. "Drew his sword needlessly" might be used for overreacting or getting heated over something trivial. While "embraced the iron winds" might imply a risk taken against something so large its scope is almost incomprehensible.   While this might be confusing to someone from Levis, correcting people in speech is considered highly rude, as adaptability in accent, emphasis and syntax are seen as the done thing and a 'correct' word usage is not as important as getting the message across.