Chapter 45: Imperial Ancestors

After that, more than ninety percent of the members of the three families, including the leaders, were slaughtered by William

Even the soldiers and servants were not spared and were cut to pieces and killed by William in the most brutal and non-human ways possible.

If it wasn't for the intervention of the imperial ancestors, William would certainly slaughter all the members of the three families and throw their dead bodies in front of the animals.

One might think why the ancestors didn't intervene when the three families killed the emperor and slaughtered the members of the Hudson family.

Well, it wasn't that they didn't want to interfere, but they couldn't do it

Why? To understand the answer to this question, it's better to first familiarize yourself with the structure of the empire's ancestors

In the empire, the ancestors are divided into three categories