Clone Plans

Song Zhong pondered Shadowless Sage's Clone Technique and could not help thinking of Saint of Ceasing War.

As far as he knew, Saint of Ceasing War had a hundred clones, perhaps even more. Moreover, every one of Saint of Ceasing War's clones possessed immensely formidable combat power.

So did Saint of Ceasing War's clones also possess nearly the same combat power as the original body? Compared to that, did his own clones suddenly seem far less appealing?

Shadowless Sage's Clone Technique was divided into nine levels!

At the first level, a clone possessed ten percent of the original body's combat power.

At the second level, a clone possessed twenty percent of the original body's combat power.

And so on.

At the ninth level—the final level—a clone possessed ninety percent of the original body's combat power. That was also the limit.

Although clones could improve, once a clone comprehended a Great Dao, the original body would also gain that comprehension of the Great Dao.

Then, once the original body broke through, the clone would naturally break through as well.

As for a clone surpassing the original body, that was impossible.

A clone could cultivate, grow, and break through, but once a clone broke through, the original body could naturally break through too.

A clone's cultivation realm could not exceed that of the original body.

The limit of a clone's power was ninety percent of the original body. Once it reached that ninety percent, it could no longer improve.

As for the cost...

If one clone died, it would also consume ten percent of the original body's power. That ten percent was not merely Immortal Qi, but his very origin, which needed time to recover slowly.

The one way Shadowless Sage's clones might surpass Saint of Ceasing War's was that nine clones