Senior White's Clone had voluntarily dispelled himself.
Song Shuhang hefted the thing that looked like a "phone" in his hand. It was pretty heavy.
Even with Senior White's Clone's luck, he still suffered a setback in that Secret Realm? Was that Secret Realm really so terrifying? Song Shuhang wondered.
Although Senior White's Clone lacked the original's impossibly invincible fortune, his luck was still ridiculously high.
So... there could only be one explanation.
Was this surely karmic retribution for this clone throwing the original Senior White out as a "pathfinder"?
Speaking of which, Senior White's clones really were bizarre.
Each clone seemed to have a slightly different personality.
Some were mature and dependable, like the ones who appeared in the Tribulation World; some were outrageously reckless, specifically courting death by messing with the original; some were expressionless, without even a fluctuation in pitch when they screamed; and some were completely unreliable, like this one.
Every clone looked like Senior White and possessed all his abilities, but personality-wise, it was like he had become an entirely different person.
Also, that clone's final words had caught Song Shuhang's attention.
If fate allows, we'll meet again.
Would they really have a chance to meet again?
Could Senior White actually have a reserve of different personality models for his "clones"? Each time he created one, did he randomly select and extract a model from that collection?
Song Shuhang pictured a gigantic claw machine.
It was stuffed with little dolls representing all of Senior White's different personality models.
Whenever Senior White created a clone, the mechanical claw would grab one from inside. Once the clone's time was up, would it be stuffed back into the machine?
"I'll ask Senior White next time I get a chance," Song Shuhang said.
Speaking of Senior White...
Song Shuhang searched