After decoding the cryptic clues and discovering the walking pattern to teleport them to the third basement where [[Minh]]'s soul was in line for judgement, the party teleported there. But only [[Markafarcafus]], [[Eithan]], and [[Yuzu]] appear there, with [[Bemo]] nowhere to be found. The chamber featured a line of souls, passing through the judgements of the [[Three Deans]]: The Dean of Personality, The Dean of Academic Affairs, and The Dean of Athletics. The party managed to pass the Dean of Athletics, in spite of their still having bodies, by offering hypertrophied Diglet legs to sate his quadriceps fetish. The only remaining Dean between the party and Minh's soul, given her place in line, was the Dean of Academic Affairs, who agreed to let them progress forward in the line on condition of passing a short quiz, which the party failed. The Dean of Academic Affairs swiped their bodies, but Markafarcafus captured their departing souls in the [[soul disk]] they intended to capture Minh in, and within the non-euclidean space of the soul disc they constructed new bodies, which turned out to be much too large, attracting the attention of all the Deans and the [[1000-faced Judge]] with whom eye contact could kill and to whom God had entrusted this franchise of soul judging because of his diligence in adhering precisely to the rules defined in the [[Book of Life]]. The party made an agreement with the Dean of Athletics, who had collected their old bodies swiped by the Dean of Academic Affairs, to exchange these old properly-sized bodies for the wrongly-sized new bodies, because the new bodies had even larger quadriceps which greatly enticed the Dean. The Dean of Personality, who'd been fiending for someone to hang out with for many years now on account of the other Deans' dullness and one-dimensionality, agreed to put in a good word with the 1000-faced Judge if they were down to chill at some later time. The party hurriedly walked the pattern to teleport back to the lobby of the [[Red Hall]] before the 1000-faced Judge could read his judgement from the Book of Life, which would be binding. They were followed to the lobby by the Deans of Personality and Athletics, who were jumpy and both feared that the party was abandoning their side of the deal (to set a hangout date and to hand over the big bodies, respectively). To calm down the Dean of Athletics, Eithan asked him about his childhood, which sent the Dean into a performed rage to reassert his masculinity, in which he punched and destroyed the outer wall of the Red Hall, revealing the approaching armored mechs of the Rabbit Guard. At this time, Bemo freed himself from the concrete slab he had been teleported into in the third basement due to his unfortunate positioning in the lobby when walking the 同じ. Red marks on the floor indicated safe bounds to teleport within, but who reads instructions? Above in the lobby, the 1000-faced Judge caught up with the party and read aloud their judgement: [[Hell]]. Because the party's souls were tied together by the blood sacrifice that once dragged them into limbo, all of them fell through the rift into damnation.