Helltaker Judgement Novels & Stories

The judge's solemn voice rang out again. "According to the verdict, the defendant Quin is not guilty. The plaintiff, Joseph, will be executed on the spot. His lover, Helly, will lose everything and be tormented by illness and poverty. However, due to the severity of this case, special measures will be taken. The sentence. Both Joseph and his lover Helly will be executed immediately. All their assets will be given to the defendant, Quin Olson. The trial is now concluded." As soon as the judge finished reading the verdict, the room erupted in cheers.

Sebastian I hadn't stopped to notice before, I was too caught up in catching the Thompsons. It was so obvious, I thought James might notice it too. I waited for James to say something when he got closer. He didn't which meant he hadn't noticed anything. "Leave us." I sent him out before his senses overwhelmed his excitement for revenge. He looked startled at first but dropped the box and bowed then left. "I don't know what you're talking about. B….b…believe me. Please." Tyler continued crying, wiggling in his chains as he begged.

"I agree, The court is a difficult opponent. We need to be more careful. Zyl added. When the plane lands on the runway. they immediately put on their cloaks. Zandro was cold and emotionless to show that he should be respected and adored. Everyone who meets him bows to him, until he sees a Hella—The judge of Agercia. "I was surprised to see you and your minions inside the Agercia. Are you here for your traitor Sandra ?." The Hella said then foolishly smiled at him. "Don't worry, I'll take care of her. I will make sure she receives the punishment she deserves." Zandro looked even worse and just clenched his fist "Let's just see. May you be a good judge." He said sarcastically then reciprocate

I stood from the chair and took a step towards the door before his next words had me frozen in place. “No, I don’t think so.” I slowly turned to face him and found him standing at the desk. “You wanna repeat that?” I leaned in with one ear ready to listen to his next line of bullsh*t. “You heard me, pup. You will not be Alpha. Not until I decide you are more stable.” I could not even conceive the words this man was spewing. I stood there deathly still absorbing the words he said to me. Shaking my head, I had no idea what to say to that. “I have asked a healer to come and evaluate your mental health.” I immediately spun on my heels and gave my uncle the hardest glare I could. He was actually

|| AZRAEL DE LUCA'S POV || I looked over the judges who were doing final check on our papers. They all kept their voices low so I couldn't hear what they were talking about. I glanced at the other side. It was all empty. She didn't come yet or she didn't find her courage to come here. My lawyer assured me from the other side, " Don't worry, Luca! It's a sure win for us!" I didn't say anything. All I could feel was a hollow in my chest. This final trial meant nothing to me except a punishment to mine. She would be gone from my life after this. Probably, Ryan would also start hating me for taking his mom away from him.

HELL JUDGEMENT ROOM Thud Thud The gravel kept getting hit against the table repeatedly with anger, annoyance and frustration. The poor gravel was wallowing in pain thinking about what made its holder upset. Its holder had been handling it with care, judging people souls and their works but now, it seemed that it was annoyed with this particular soul. " Lilith, why is it you again?" King Yama asked in frustration King Yama was frustrated and it could be seen in his expression and voice, his once handsome face had turned to that of an old man cause he was judging this particular soul, Lilith. This troublesome psychopath had been a regular customer of hell and it was getting annoying.

This registry will serve as a public record of your misconduct and as a deterrent to others who might consider similar actions. Let this judgment serve as a stark reminder to you, Tyler, and to all who witness this event, that trust is fragile and once broken, the road to redemption is arduous and steep. May the severity of this punishment instill in you a profound sense of regret and a genuine desire for personal transformation. This judgment is hereby pronounced. May justice and truth guide your path forward.”

Horror carved across his face, his mouth opening in a soundless gasp. I stood, chest heaving, my own hands trembling Elena was gone, and this time, forever. For a moment, there was only silence between us. Then I looked at him—at the broken boy twisted into a weapon—and my voice came low, steady, final. “Your judgment has come, Jace.” His gaze snapped to mine, anguish twisting into fury. He roared, raising the axe high above his head, his power surging once more. “We will all be judged, Ashley.”

"The assessment is complete. Seven days have passed. We have observed your choices, your actions, and your growth. Now judgment must be rendered." "We're ready," I said, though my voice sounded strange in this non-space. Hollow and full at once. "Are you?" The second Arbiter…the one I'd mentally designated Keeper-of-Balance based on its particular focus during observations… moved closer without moving. "Do you understand what judgment truly means? Not just for yourselves, but for all Entity vessels across your world?"