Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Legends

The Judgment Pavilion is a place in the Underworld where the dead go to be judged on what location to be sent to in the Underworld. The judges are people like King Minos, Thomas Jefferson and William Shakespeare. The neutral souls who haven't done good or bad in their lives are allowed to skip judgment and go directly to the Fields of Asphodel. Souls that have done good deeds in their lives are sent to Elysium; the bad souls that have done numerous evil deeds, enter the Fields of Punishment. Judges are decided to pass judgement on all souls that enter the pavilion. While it is not shown how these judges are picked, they are normally people that showed great wisdom or fairness in life, such as William Shakespeare. However, these judges can also be cruel, such as King Minos. A person who has undergone a resurrection may get a second trial before the judges based on their actions in their second life.