Lorisa's memories were clearly divided into two parts—one came from her inheritance as a clone. No one knew how the Magic Emperors of that era had completed such a cloning process, but it was obvious that the technology was entirely different from cell cloning on Earth. They could actually make a clone inherit most of the original's cultivation, magical power, and memories. Although the last part had been an unpleasant accident for them, those memories had now benefited Hao Ren and his companions. The other part of Lorisa's memories came from herself. From the moment she awoke in the cultivation tank until she took part in that final experiment, she had personally witnessed the flourishing age with her own eyes during the few brief years she spent as the "Shadow of the Elf Queen," blending many of her own thoughts and understanding into those memories.
The two parts of her memories stood in stark contrast within Lorisa's mind. The first was fragmentary and cold, like black-and-white footage stored in her brain, devoid of any sense of reality. She could not feel any emotions that belonged to her; she could only browse through those first-person scenes like an onlooker. The second part was vivid and lively, rich in detail. Though it covered only a few years, it was the entirety of her life until now.
She pieced the two parts of her memories together and finally restored for Hao Ren the full story behind the experiment, shrouded in conspiracy and mystery, that had taken place ten thousand years ago.
It had begun one day several years before the birth of the clone Lorisa. That should also have been on the eve of the God-slaying War. During a grand religious ceremony jointly attended by the four Magic Emperors of Horleta, the will