Simulacrum was a very useful spell.
Lately, Vivian had been studying and adjusting to her abilities and status as a demigod. Simulacrum was probably the spell she had studied most.
Because of the peculiar nature of their souls, even Soren had no way to separate them. (Note: the idea had only briefly crossed his mind.)
So if the two souls wanted to coexist peacefully, they needed to work out a suitable arrangement. In the past, they had each emerged for a time. Lillian was Vivian's companion soul, and after awakening, she would take over Vivian's body when necessary. But now both souls were complete, and Soren even suspected that the death or forced separation of either one would have very serious consequences. The safest plan for now was therefore to let them adapt to their current situation. This was where Simulacrum proved its worth. It was a spell that could create an independent avatar, and it was exceptionally compatible with Vivian and Lillian's shared existence.
On the battlefield.
Vivian and Lillian flanked the stone giant, trapping it between them.
Mastering a spell would not have taken the extraordinarily gifted little girl this long, but developing the ability to use it in coordinated combat demanded considerable effort.
At that moment, Vivian was effectively two people.
One was her original body, with roughly high-tier legendary strength. Her primary class was God-Blessed Sorcerer, and her secondary class was high-level wizard. The other was her avatar, which retained about eighty percent of her strength, including her naturally terrifying number of spell slots.
For Vivian, Simulacrum essentially turned one artillery battery into two.
As a result, the entire battle was filled with an overwhelming barrage of spells, subjecting the stone giant to almost total saturation bombardment.
"Ah, this girl."
Soren silently watched the battle. After