Enthroned in the shadowy chasm where the Duat's enigmatic depths intertwine with the underworld's silent whispers, Hades, Overlord of the Duat Depths, reigns with an iron will. His silhouette, a fusion of Greek austerity and Egyptian mysticism, casts an imposing figure against the eternal twilight that envelops his domain. In one hand, the scepter of oblivion, a beacon that guides the souls navigating the afterlife's currents; in the other, the Anubis-headed staff, a symbol of his command over the thresholds of life and death. The fierce cerberus at his feet and the watchful eyes of the falcon-headed Horus affirm his dominion over the dual realms. This is Hades in his new pantheon, not just a deity of demise, but a sovereign of secrets, the keeper of balance in the cycle of life and rebirth. His rule is absolute, as eternal as the night that embraces the world below.