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"...Mr. Door told me that the Tudor Dynasty had five great noble houses: Abraham, Antigonus, Amon, Tamara, and Jacob. Every one of these families could be called an 'Angel Family' and possessed extremely terrifying power."
"'Angel Family'-the name alone says so much. How enviable! Mr. Door said these weren't the only Angel Families in the Fourth Epoch. There were also the Zaratul and Zoroast Families, who remained loyal to the Solomon Empire; the Augustus, Sauron, Einhorn, and Castiya Families of the Trunsoest Dynasty; the Devil Families operating in secret, Andariel, Beria, and Nois; and the Demoness Family, which stood a step above the Angel Families and originated from a true god."
"So the ultimate winner of the Fourth Epoch was the Trunsoest Dynasty, but where did its imperial family go? The four Angel Families, Augustus, Sauron, and the others, divided the Northern Continent among themselves."
"As Mr. Door said last time, the number of top-level powerhouses in the Fourth Epoch exceeded my imagination. However, most of them have already been buried in the dust of history. Even the Sauron Family declined and was overthrown by me. In another thousand or two thousand years, perhaps families like Augustus will cease to exist as well. Only those true gods seem destined to shine upon the real world forever."
"Although gods fell during the Fourth Epoch, they should have been very few in number. This reminds me of something I noted down while reading webnovels in the past. With a little alteration, it fits here:
"Without becoming a true god, you will ultimately turn to ashes!"
"Our conversation ended, and Mr. Door went offline. He really is like a prisoner let out for exercise at fixed times, and he certainly knows enough. When he mentioned the Zaratul Family just now, there was