A detailed illustration in style of Ian Miller of Persephone, the Queen of the Underworld, seated on the dark, imposing throne of Hades. She is portrayed as a regal and ethereal figure with a serene yet powerful presence. Her long, flowing hair cascades over her shoulders, adorned with a crown made of dark, twisted branches and glowing gemstones. She wears a flowing gown of deep, rich colors, accentuated with intricate patterns resembling vines and flowers, symbolizing her dual role as the goddess of spring and the underworld.

The throne itself is massive and ornately carved from black stone, with detailed engravings depicting scenes from the underworld. Shadows dance around the room, illuminated by flickering torches that cast an eerie, otherworldly glow. At her feet, dark mist swirls, hinting at the presence of spirits and souls.

The background features the vast, cavernous hall of the underworld, with towering pillars and a distant view of the River Styx. The overall atmosphere is somber yet majestic, with Persephone's calm and composed demeanor contrasting the foreboding environment, highlighting her role as the balanced and enigmatic ruler of the realm of the dead.

