Asphodel Meadows
Ἀσφόδελος λειμών
The fields of the underworld where souls linger dimly, neither punished nor rewarded.
Neither Elysium nor Tartarus — this is where ordinary people go.
Souls drift like shadows, their memories gone. It is here that Achilles says he would rather be a living man's servant than king of the dead.
Homer writes that the fields are covered in pale asphodel flowers.
SourcesHomer, Odyssey