| Second Gate: Zeferad The Place of Judgement |
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| No one knows where the Judges came from. |
| With the suddeness of a summer storm, they appear in the recollections of the sages. With no true beginning, no origin. No tales of how they came to be, what commandment justifies the existence of those who question the justification for the existence of others. |
| They are simply the Arkona, the Lords Arkon. They even have souls unlike those of ours: their's sing with a different music. One which, should we touch their hearts, would spell our doom. |
| They judge with bailiffs grown to serve the Judges and no other. They judge even to deal a penalty of twisted infinity upon those who they have decided merit such punishment. |
| And they watch the punishment, to see that it is done. So that the multiverse proceeds as they feel it should. |
| They were there upon the Fields of Time almost as soon as the Kriskarg left the worlds they had begun. The Judgements began as the light began to set. And still, somewhere, the Judgements will continue. Until the last Lord Arkon is slain. |
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