Hades

Hades is a figure from Greek mythology, primarily known as the god of the underworld, the realm where souls go after death. He rules over the dead and the riches stored beneath the earth, such as metals and minerals. Often misunderstood, Hades isn't evil; he is a necessary part of the natural cycle of life and death. His domain is separate from the world of the living, and he is sometimes depicted with a stern but just authority. Hades plays a crucial role in mythological stories, symbolizing mortality and the inevitable end that comes to all beings.