Honestly, I'll take it over the alternative. [A gentle way of confirming he knows he's dead back home. If this is where they get to be together for eternity, he'll take it, no matter how shitty or Orwellian it may be.]

None as far as I know. Some people've tried to find out more about how we get here or what happens when we're sent away, but they've got naught for it. [He appreciates other people sticking their necks so he doesn't have to. All the better that they get the punishments for doing so. A way out to get back home and tell off Lucifer, maybe even take him out, would be nice, but there's no way in any version of Hell Toby's risking himself for that. Not while Dorian was gone and even less so now that the man's back.]

The city itself seems to simply exist somewhere. If you find any edges, you'll wander them only to find yourself back toward where you started sometime later. [It's trippy, to put it mildly.] Only place 'round here that's fully contained is the sister city of Veracity, and that's in a bloody dome under the water. [AKA a place Toby does not ever want to be.

Shit, he's going to have to explain it at some point, isn't he? There's so much with that shitty little city to go through, too, starting with its weirdness and ending with the Pit.]