Because the Heavenly Fire Sacred Judgment passed down by Kevin was such a坑人 weapon, the Kaslana family had become extremely scarce in number.
Precisely because of this, they were positioned more like Schicksal's tactical nuclear weapons.
When Kallen had made a mistake and was about to die, not a single one of them stepped forward.
And after Sigfried became the leader, you simply could not see any other Kaslana family members on the surface. Clones did not count, of course.
After Sigfried defected, the Kaslanas in Schicksal were basically equivalent to being gone. Though who knew if the author might retcon another one into existence.
As for the Apocalypsis family... could a family that, aside from Otto, only had Theresa left really still be called a family?
There had once been at least some members of the Apocalypsis family, but after Otto outlived every last one of them, the family had basically existed in name only.
However, because Otto was powerful enough, he directly turned the Apocalypsis family, which had originally held little influence within Schicksal, into the family with the highest authority in Schicksal—the family that directly represented the Pope. (PS: Schicksal was originally founded by a group of people dedicated to fighting Honkai. In Honkai Gakuen's setting, it began in seventh-century Europe and developed into an organization led by the Apocalypsis family in the fourteenth century.)
Simply put, it was a family whose population was practically nonexistent, yet it was actually Schicksal's local emperor.
And the funniest one was the Saniyat family.
This was a family Otto had created entirely by himself. It was nothing more than a tool in Otto's hands.
In Otto's heart, there was only one person who could represent the Saintess. The Saniyat ancestor was merely an oversized tool.
Even if the Kaslanas and