Zack's power was as fierce as a raging storm. Every attack came down like Mount Tai bearing down from above, leaving Angeal's clone barely able to resist.
He swung the massive weapon in his hand as though it could tear apart the air itself, whipping up a violent gust.
Angeal, on the other hand, was different. He excelled more in speed and agility, his attacks flexible and ever-changing, as elusive as a phantom. His figure darted swiftly across the battlefield, every strike precise and deadly.
Although Zack's clone had inherited Zack's strength, it seemed to have copied his recklessness and wildness as well.
Though it possessed tremendous power, Angeal's nimble attacks made it seem somewhat clumsy.
Angeal did not seem surprised in the slightest. A smile curled across his lips, as though everything was under his control.
"Hahaha, Zack, your clone's no good."
Angeal said with a laugh, his voice full of provocation.
Seeing his clone being easily suppressed by Angeal, Zack immediately felt dissatisfied.
His eyes widened as he roared, "Damn it! If you copied me, couldn't you at least make the copy of me a little stronger?"
While complaining about the Shinra Company's lousy technology, he also kept an eye on Angeal's clone in the distance.
That clone seemed far stronger than his own. Every attack forced Zack's clone into a desperate defense.
Zack could not help wondering whether the Shinra Company had deliberately played favorites when creating the clones.
Otherwise, why was Angeal's clone so strong? By all rights, he had dealt with who knew how many monsters wearing Angeal's face, and none of them had been this strong!
Besides, Zack believed they had not completely replicated his true strength.
Meanwhile, Genesis was facing his own clone alone.
His movements were elegant and composed, as though he