Which constellation is the afterlife?

According to the works of Greek mythologist Higginus, Persephone (the daughter of Demeter, the goddess of agriculture) found some clay when crossing the river, and she used it to shape people's images. When Zeus came, Persephone asked Zeus to give life to the man she had created. Zeus agreed to her request and gave the clay figurine a fresh life. But when Persephone wanted to name the newly created person after himself, Zeus disagreed, because he also wanted to name the new life after himself. Later, Gaia (Demeter), the mother of the earth, joined the dispute because she felt that the new life should be named after herself. Finally, God Cronus ruled that after death, the soul belongs to Zeus and the body belongs to Kaya, and Persephone, who shaped man, can dominate his life while he is alive.