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The Faceless Judge was never sculpted by human hands but emerged fully formed from a marble quarry struck by lightning during an eclipse. Unlike ordinary statues, it does not remain in one place—it materializes in courtrooms when truly impartial justice is needed, visible only to those directly involved in the case. Those who stand before it see their own face reflected on its blank visage, forcing them to judge themselves with their own conscience. The flowing cloth is said to be a manifestation of the River of Truth, constantly shifting as lies are spoken in its presence. Judges who have witnessed it claim that when an innocent person is about to be wrongfully condemned, the statue momentarily shows a face of profound compassion before returning to blankness. Its most merciful quality is that the guilty who confess in its presence forget having seen it altogether, remembering only their sudden desire to speak truth.
A powerful marble sculpture depicting a perfectly proportioned male figure with extraordinary musculature and an eerily smooth, featureless head. Draped in flowing fabric that wraps around his waist and cascades elegantly to the floor, the figure stands in a commanding yet restrained pose. The contrast between the detailed anatomical rendering of his physique and the complete absence of facial features creates a haunting impression of supernatural authority.