Longing After Parting Was Not a Sudden Downpour

Adam's solution was naturally the same old trick: a duplicate. This time, however, it was somewhat different. What Adam created was a duplicate more closely connected to himself.

In a sense, this kind of duplicate was his other half, even more important than an ordinary duplicate. It originated from a ritual magic from the Black Butler World.

Put simply, if this duplicate died, Adam himself would be affected to a certain extent, and his foundation would suffer damage.

Because he had anchored his three dimensions in one place, such damage would not have much effect on his immediate condition. In other words, there would be no situation where he was fighting over there, his duplicate died here, and his condition suddenly plummeted, leading to his defeat.

Yet precisely because he had anchored his three dimensions in one place, once this damage was inflicted, no amount of effort afterward could make up for it—unless he found a way to undo the state of anchoring his three dimensions.

Previously, he had been traveling to other worlds to explore and learn, so he would not create this sort of duplicate just in case something went wrong. But now that this was the Harry Potter World, he had no such concerns.

Or rather, it was precisely because this was the Harry Potter World that he needed to use such a duplicate.

Compared to other duplicates, this one could make better use of his strength.

Because the path he followed was rather unusual, and he mainly relied on knowledge as long as he had sufficient magic power, it would not be wrong to say that this duplicate could display one hundred percent of his strength.

If he truly encountered a powerful enemy capable of killing this duplicate, he would rather have his duplicate here at