Haunted by the deeds executed under the guise of Hades, Emet-Selch grappled with an unrelenting sense of remorse. The weight of guilt, a relentless spectre, consumed him for failing to protect his cherished home: Amaurot and its populace. He took up a Violin, a simple instrument, in hopes of expressing his guilt through music rather than physical deeds. He cared not for who was watching, nor for who might stumble upon his plight. Guilt ate away at him.