[Section I: Vocabury of the Deep]

  The Hall of Judgment: The central processing hub of the Underworld. In the era of the "Law," it has transformed from a pce of divine justice into an automated factory. It represents the stagnation of the afterlife.

  The Feather of Truth: A conceptual weight used by the automated Scales. Historically, this is linked to the Egyptian Goddess Ma’at, who weighed the hearts of the dead against a feather. If the heart was heavier with sin, the soul was consumed. In the Hall, the "Law" uses a cold version of this to decide who is "Value" and who is "Waste."

  The Hollows: A sub-dimension of the Underworld. It is not a pce of torture, but of Nothingness. It is where the Law pces souls that it cannot categorize—those who are too broken or too "empty" to be weighed.

  [Section II: Character Encyclopedia — The Scribes]

  The Skeletal Scribes: Entities that serve as the "CPU" of the Law. They are mindless drones that record every whisper of the dead. They are physically harmed by Zany’s presence because his "Existence" is a truth they cannot record on their parchment.

  Hades [Historical Feat: The Adamant]: Historically, Hades was known as being "unbending" and "inflexible" (Adamantos). This is why he allowed the machine to take over—he felt the Law was the ultimate expression of his own cold nature. Zany making him pull the lever is the first time Hades has bent his own nature in centuries.