"Toji kept the Zenin clan alive on a whim." Imagine a centuries-old clan, steeped in legends, prestige, and harsh laws, a pillar of the great clans in Japan, renowned for its power and influence. Yet, you discover that its very existence wasn't based on solidity, but merely a vestige of Toji's whim. Despite his intense hatred for them and their rejection of him, he possessed a power that allowed him, at any moment, with a fleeting decision or even a passing mood, to obliterate the clan entirely and erase its history. Their continued existence became a mere coincidence born of his indifference, and this alone reveals the immense prestige and influence this character wielded.