The Golden Hall was the most grand and lavish hall in the Golden Temple, combining the styles of Sikh temples and mosques. Every single pillar and even the dome-shaped roof was covered in gold foil, and a series of extremely life-like statues and renowned ancient Hindustani artworks were perfectly embedded within them, giving the entire hall both a sense of beauty and majesty.

A tall platform stood at the center of the hall with the ruler death gods of the four pillars seated on it. Behind them were the flags of all of the nations in the Coalition of Underworlds. The main platform was surrounded by stairs in all directions, and all of the death gods of the Asia-Pacific, as well as the death gods that had received special invites, were gathered here.

Round chandeliers that carried strong religious elements were hanging up above, illuminating the entire hall with gentle yellow radiance. As the candles being held by the Naga statues on either side of the hall were ignited, Yamaraja rose up from his seat before extending a slight bow. "I am truly very pleased to be able to see so many of you during this conference. Different civilizations give rise to different cultures, and culture is the driving force behind societal development. Here in the...