The Lich's Ressurection
As Hades moved through the bone and fiery surroundings of his throne room, the obsidian staff became an extension of his authority, a symbol of the underworld's dominion over mortality. The divine weapon, adorned with the Stygian gem, stood as a testament to Hades' role as the keeper of souls, wielding the powers of life and death with an elegant and ominous grace.
The metamorphosis of Hades, transitioning from a skeletal figure to a youthful being adorned in divine armor, served as a profound testament to the god's dominion over the realms of mortality and the afterlife. This transformation, symbolic of the eternal cycle of life, death, and rebirth, underscored the complex and enigmatic nature of his divine authority.