Crimson Heaven.
Internal faction—the Fallen Empire.
As a subsidiary faction originally evolved from the Imperium of Man in the Warhammer plane.
Its main constituents were usually Fallen Humans from different times and spaces.
Having undergone the Ascension to Demon Ritual and completed their transformation of life, they could also be called Special Demonized Creatures.
The practical reason why hardly any other races joined.
Was not that they were particularly exclusionary.
Rather, once Fallen Ones of different races reached a certain number, they would generally gather together of their own accord, forming different factions within Crimson Heaven.
In fact.
Even among Fallen Humans alone, there was more than one large faction in Crimson Heaven, never mind medium-sized, small, or microscopic factions.
Due to its status as an old guard and its relatively favorable state of development, the Fallen Empire was also comparatively representative among the many Fallen Human factions.
Overall.
Factions that simply threw themselves together regardless of race or origin did exist, but they were undeniably fewer in number.
The largest and strongest among them was the neutral organization known as the Crimson Church, with Imokku serving as Supreme Bishop and core upper echelons from various major internal factions serving as Scarlet Central Archbishops.
They generally handled only matters related to religion.
Of course.
The neutrality of the organization mentioned above applied when facing Crimson Heaven's internal factions. When dealing with outside forces...
They were unquestionably aggressive and expansionist!!
That was beyond doubt.
As the saying went, loyalty that was not absolute was absolute disloyalty.
Sacred Text executions and heretic massacres were merely the most basic routine operations.
And now.
The one seated atop the Chief Councilor's seat, the highest of the Empire Capital's total of six hundred and sixty-six councilor seats—the core territory of the Fallen Empire—was Angron, the