Was It Wrong to Aim for Pirate King in the Wizard King's World?

"Damn, was the Slaying Angel's mind really that fragile?"

Adam glanced at Ash, who had completely lost his mind, and shook his head.

He had wanted to ask him a few questions about angels. After all, among all the characters Adam knew of so far, this was the only angel... though as a fallen angel, he probably knew only so much.

"Forget it. A blessing in disguise, perhaps. At least the body is still here, and there are plenty of experiments I can run."

It was just a pity that he was only a clone. The laboratory he had just acquired was with the main body, and the results he obtained now might not be as broadly applicable as he hoped.

With a raised hand, Adam transferred Ash into the dungeon, then looked at Luca and nodded.

Fallen angels were merely angels whose actions and allegiance had diverged from Heaven. They did not necessarily join Hell, so their wings would not necessarily change color either. Ash was the kind who had not joined Hell and blackened his wings.

If one did not closely examine the nature of that power and merely looked at his appearance, Luca was not much different from the little angels of myth, Cupids.

"So now I have both an angel and a demon."

Adam let out a long breath. At least his logistical support was secure now. The amount of magic power he possessed still had a very obvious effect on his strength.

Among Adam's current clones, Adam: Frieren the Slayer Reed and Adam: Index Librorum Prohibitorum Reed were the least lacking in magic power.

Whether it was Hughgel, a dragonkin, or Index, the Index Librorum Prohibitorum itself, both could provide Adam with enough magic power to squander freely under normal circumstances.

Next came the Black