Partly to thank Madam Hermit for generously mentioning Adam's name earlier without asking for anything in return, and partly out of excitement at possessing knowledge even the powerful did not know, Audrey readily answered Madam Hermit's question:
"In the records of the City of Silver, that Creator was surrounded by countless Angels. Among them, the leaders of the Angels—the eight closest to the divine throne—were known as Kings of Angels."
"There aren't many Kings of Angels we can confirm at present. The first is Fate Angel Urielus, from the ancient texts of the City of Silver. The second is Medici, whom Mr. Fool mentioned by chance. The third is only a guess: we suspect Ammon is the Angel of Time among the Kings of Angels, and Adam, also a son of the Creator, should be a King of Angels as well. According to Mr. Devil, the names of several Kings of Angels cannot even be mentioned, or terrible things will happen..."
"Mm, worse than praying to other Gods in a God's church or prayer hall," The Little Sun casually added. He felt that Mr. Devil's comparison was truly very representative, but as he spoke, Miss Justice, who had been enthusiastically discussing the matter, immediately wilted.
"This is called not knowing much? I don't even know what a King of Angels is! You already know half of them! None of your Sequences are even higher than mine! Mm, except Mr. Devil. He seems to be a High Sequence powerhouse, but why use praying to other Gods in a God's church as an analogy? Was that meant to imply something?" Cattleya felt that continuing to think along this line of information might lead to trouble. Only then did Student Moon and Mr. Star finally understand what a King of Angels was.
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