Purple Palace

**Judge Purple's Palace** is a building floating above the void between dimensions, and which can only be accessed by Judge Purple herself, HP Lovecraft, or through the Mirror of Lamentation. Time passes in by the will of Judge Purple, who can slow it or fasten it if she wants to. Once upon a time, it was supposed to be where she was sealed by HP Lovecraft and sleeping.

## Description

### General Structure and Environment

The palace is similar to the Versailles castle in a sort, through some parts of its architecture are reminiscent of an Asylum. The building's front is U-shaped with two diagonal wings going from the central building, and both end with round facade. From their sides and backs go wings, slightly diagonal too. The palace is surrounded by gardens decorated with dead trees and bushes, and the whole place has a purplish black color with light purple trims and engravings, and the place has a twilight-like sky and particles raising slowly and scarcely from everywhere.

### Doors

All of the palace's doors are kind of "magical", as they are all vertical sliding doors that opens after some kind of energy becomes visible in lines at the surface.  Even if Judge Purple can open every doors like if they were all unlocked, some are locked and require keys that are scattered all around the place, the hardest key to find being the Throne Room's.

### Important Rooms

The palace's most notable places are the Throne room where Purple rests and the Gallery of Mirrors where she stores all the things she took from her victims, including Ryōki and Judge White' hearts.

#### Throne Room

The Throne room is somewhat the boss arena, and it is a large round room with a locked door several stories tall at the back of the building, several pillars decorate the walls and a huge rug the ground, and Purple's throne is standing at the opposite of the room's door, many unbreakable windows give to the outside. This is where Purple will be fought and where she rests and passes her time.

#### Gallery of Mirrors

Named after Versaille's own, the Palace's Gallery of Mirrors is a corridor at the ground level side to the Throne room with large windows and mirrors in the walls. Several doors lead to the room and most are blocked from the inside except one. The room stores and preserve from all kind of environmental hazard, serving as a piece to expose Purple's collection. Most elements are stolen from her victims and some are gorey, like White and Ryōki' hearts that are displayed there. Purple happens to walk around here to contemplate.

#### Blood Room

An underground room under the Throne room, smaller in diameter. This is where Purple chains and emprisons the victims she wanted to capture, and she suspends them to the ceiling, tear their heart off, impale their chests with a blade to make them suffer while keeping them alive. The ground has canals for blood to flow to several containers in an annex room. It is the only major room to be unlocked by default, and a secured trapdoor links it to the Throne room, meaning that Purple can take a captive to Throne room to have fun with it there.

## Accessing

The access can only be done by Judge Purple who teleports to there, or through a mysterious and yet to be found object, the Mirror of Lamentation.

The Mirror of Lamentation is an unique object, created by HP Lovecraft to access the otherwise totally unreachable dimension, that is isolated from every other worlds in an attempt to prevent Purple from getting out or unauthorized individuals to enter. As the dimension wasn't much of an attraction, and that nobody went there even since the mirror exists, it ended up lost somewhere in Japan.

It is a large round mirror with a steel side and an ornate mirror side held by steel curved beams decorated with Eldritch sculptures and chains. It goes in pair with a giant obsidian block in front of it. If it is activated, the mirror side will be lit, emit its ornaments in the form of light in front of it, and these ornaments will appear on the obsidian block, creating a portal with a rotating graphic which leads to the dimension.