You see a mock courthouse

You arrive at a sort of mock courthouse: judge booth, witness stand, and opposing sides. Scant few chairs sit in the proverbial back of the courthouse; you suspect that audiences aren't common in this courthouse. You see, sitting in the judge booth, with a marvelous tapestry beneath, covering the front of the judge booth. The image displayed appears to be one of the cosmos, and the woman appears to be actively weaving it, pulling thread from a mysterious source and weaving it into the tapestry. "Ah, very good; you've arrived. Seems you're the subject and witness of today's trial, so why do you take a seat at the witness stand." Seems it wasn't a request; you comply. You wonder who the trial is between, only to see your deity Hades arrive in the courthouse. {if Hades time slots == 0}He looks at you sadly, wondering why you have betrayed him after he saved you.{else}He looks at you tiredly, almost as if he is used to this.{endif}

He then proceeds to take his seat at the defense's chair. "Hello Lachesis." The judge sighs, "I wish you would at the very least call me by the name I've adopted while in this universe. Our old names cause too many problems." Hades chuckles, "I'm going to be your father-in-law in a couple millenia, don't you think that gives me permission to call you by your name?" "However, there is a mortal present, future father." "Ah, yes, well I don't think she particularly cares one way or the other about your true identity. Besides, not like the three of you hid yourselves very well."