What job did the furies hold?

The Furies, also known as the Erinyes in Greek mythology, served as avenging spirits who pursued and punished wrongdoers, particularly those who committed crimes such as murder, betrayal, or offenses against family. They were often depicted as relentless figures, embodying the moral order and the consequences of one's actions. Their primary role was to ensure justice and maintain balance in the world by haunting and tormenting the guilty until they faced retribution.