What Maud valued most was not only the potential upper limit of the Shadow-Shadow Fruit, but also its versatility.
For example, there was the consistency between the main body and the shadow.
With this relationship in place, as long as the shadow grew longer, the main body would grow longer along with it.
Provided he solved the difficulty of controlling it, as long as Maud could make his shadow gigantic, theoretically, his main body should be able to grow gigantic as well.
Likewise, if his main body lost an arm or a leg, as long as he could knead the shadow back into its original shape, perhaps he could make the severed limbs grow back in an instant.
These were all potential effects of the Shadow-Shadow Fruit.
Could it be done, or could it not?
Such an option was meaningless before a Devil Fruit.
Having been baptized by the concepts of the Nen system in Hunter's World, Maud knew full well how important imagination was, as well as the influence of idealism.
Therefore, even if some concepts sounded incredibly absurd, as long as he accepted them himself and believed they could be done,
the impossible could become possible.
Before this, Kuma's Paw-Paw Fruit and Luo's Op-Op Fruit had already proven this point to Maud.
Compared to the Shadow-Shadow Fruit's future development, what Maud cared about more right now was eliminating its weaknesses.
Temporarily suppressing this thought, Maud withdrew the shadow that had merged into Moria's corpse.
"Let's go. We'll go downstairs and meet our new friend."
The new friend Maud mentioned was naturally Brook, who had been thoroughly tormented by Philo with joint locks, and also... the holder of the Revive-Revive Fruit.
Among the Devil Fruits Maud knew of, there were not many related to souls.
Brook's Revive-Revive Fruit was