Chapter 107

The Clone had condensed.

But it was only an outline, with nothing but a rough torso and limbs. It stood there like a crude figure molded from energy, still far from being able to fight.

Xue Lingyun did not rush to make it move. He first adjusted the Clone's internal structure.

The greatest problem with an energy body was stability.

Energy was unlike flesh and blood. It was elastic, flowed, and deformed under force.

When the Clone threw a punch, the force traveled into its arm. The arm might twist due to fluctuations in energy, throwing off its aim.

He needed to construct a "skeleton" inside the Clone—not actual bones, but a set of Energy Circuits, like the load-bearing walls of a house, to fix the Clone's shape in place.

He began weaving Energy Circuits within the Clone.

His Spiritual Power transformed into countless fine threads and probed into the Clone, starting from the torso.

He designed the Energy Circuits in a tree-like structure.

The trunk extended from the chest to the ends of the limbs, while branches split off from it and spread throughout the body like blood vessels.

Every circuit consisted of energy compressed to the extreme, several times denser than the surrounding energy body.

This was difficult.

The Clone's energy body was already continuously consuming Spiritual Power to maintain itself. Constructing complex circuits inside it now was like threading a needle within a clay figurine while molding it at the same time.

His Spiritual Power consumption multiplied. Beads of sweat slid down the tip of his nose and fell onto the Ice Platform, instantly freezing into ice slurry.

But he did not stop.

The circuits in the torso took shape first.

Then came the left arm and the right arm.

The thighs and calves.

The circuits in