Elysium

Elysium (Elysium Fields and Elysian Fields) is a paradise and a resting place for the dead located in the Underworld.
== Description ==
Initially separate from the Underworld, Elysium was reserved for good mortals, heroes, and demigods who had died a hero's death or lived a good life. Chosen by the judges, the souls of mortals and demigods who have been good, righteous, and/or heroic, would remain after death to live a blessed and happy eternal death, and indulge whatever employment they had enjoyed in life.
Elysium is a valley surrounded by walls, a gated community from which one could hear laughter and smell barbecue cooking. It has neighborhoods of beautiful houses from every time period in history such as Roman villas, medieval castles, and Victorian mansions. It also has flowers of silver and gold blooming on the lawns, and grass rippling in rainbow colours.
Compared to the Fields of Asphodel and especially the Fields of Punishment, Elysium was one of the nicer realms in the Underworld. In the middle of Elysium were the Isles of the Blest, where souls who have chosen rebirth and achieved Elysium three more times reside. It is described as having shady parks with residents indulging their athletic and musical pastimes and surrounds a lake.
== Known People In Elysium ==
The following people are residing in Elysium:
Name 	Reason
Achilles 	Lived as a hero. Died in Battle (Achilles Heel).
Alexandros 	Fought to defend Troy and was a favourite of Aphrodite
along with Helen.
Bellerophon 	Fought and killed the Chimera.
Danae 	Birthed and raised the hero Perseus. Was a good
person.
Diomedes 	Being a hero, such as fighting in the Trojan War.
Hector 	Defending Troy. Greatest Trojan hero.
Helen of Troy	
Nikasios 	Lived a hero and sacrificed himself to save the
population of Corinth against an army of monsters.
Odysseus 	
Patroclus 	
Perseus 	
Theseus 	
Category:Afterlives
Category:Underworld Places