This place is home to a saffron-clad goddess called Melinoe.
This place is home to a saffron-clad goddess called Melinoe. In Aztec mythology, this place had a guide called Xolotl who took people to it through a moving mountain range. In Mesopotamian myths, Namtar advises a goddess who watches over this place, Ereshkigal. Egyptians believed that Ammit ate those who failed(*) Anubis' weighing of the heart in this location. In another myth, Orpheus tried and failed to bring Eurydice back from this location. For 10 points, identify this place where souls go after death, exemplified by Tartarus.
This place is home to a saffron-clad goddess called Melinoe.
The {Underworld} [or obvious equivalents like “{Hell}” or “The {Afterlife}”, or {Hades }before “Xolotl”]