Children in the 36 countries of the Inland Continent and the 27 countries of the Outer Sea Continent all grew up reading the comic books by the angelic cartoonist. The comics taught children to cherish life, respect their parents, treat others kindly, live disciplined lives, study hard, and become successful. Adults loved the cartoonist Angel just as much.
Starting with the fifth comic, the last page of every book featured stock recommendations. Every stock turned a profit. People were unanimous in believing that Angel's comic books had magical powers.
This year's Miss International winner, Diya Wenger, was only twenty-four when she became a member of K Country's Pharaoh Council. Her inaugural speech caused a sensation worldwide, raising the cartoonist Angel to the same stature as God. Like all the fans, she wanted to know Angel's real identity. Taking advantage of her position, she contacted the owner of Fen Country's Kidman Comics. All she wanted was to learn who Angel really was. Kidman said he had never met Angel; it was Angel's parents who worked with him to publish the comics. The newly crowned queen of Sanglan Country also contacted Kidman, hoping to learn Angel's true identity. Kidman did not dare offend Queen Hathaway, since he was from Sangla Country. He revealed that the cartoonist Angel was named Jack Deher Harrison, and came from Phoenix Town in the Had City region of Fen Country.