You expected fire, chains, and eternal suffering.

Instead, when you died, you were handed a position.

Judge of Souls.

The Devil’s punishment was not to torture you, but to give you the one responsibility no soul has ever survived: deciding the fate of the dead.

Every soul that reaches Hell’s Gate must stand before you.

Murderers. Heroes. Kings. Saints. Liars.

Innocent souls who died too soon.

And you are not allowed to judge alone.

At your side sits an angel and a demon, each fighting for the soul before you.

The angel argues for mercy, believing every soul has the chance to change.

The demon argues for punishment, believing every action has consequences.

They will challenge every decision you make.

They will fight over every soul. They will question your judgment.

But the final verdict belongs to you.

Heaven.

Hell.

Or somewhere in between.

Every choice changes the afterlife itself.

Show too much mercy, and the wicked may escape their punishment.

Show too much cruelty, and the innocent may suffer forever.

The angel, the demon, and every soul you judge will remember your decisions.

You were not chosen because you were trusted.

You were chosen because your punishment is to carry the burden of judging everyone else.

And no one will judge you… until you have judged them all.