Of course, public opinion was nothing more than a minor detail, not what Zhao Cheng truly cared about. What concerned him was the terrifying potential for growth displayed by the power of Doomsday.
The dark body Yuan had split off was naturally not merely a simple division of the Doomsday factor. Even memories, skills, and combat instincts had likewise been split into two parts.
It was not the case that Yuan's dark body differed from Yuan only in personality and power attributes while remaining identical in every other respect.
Thus, the moves Yuan knew were not known by the dark body—at least, that was how it had been at first. Yet as Yuan used them, the dark body learned them in an instant.
As for the moves displayed by the dark body, which were utterly different from Yuan's, they had been improvised by it within that brief span of time, integrating all its knowledge, its understanding of how the world operated, and its understanding of power.
In fact, Yuan's moves were created in much the same way.
In the earliest days, she had still been the Demon God King, not even humanoid. Where would she have found ready-made moves suited to a human form?!
Both Yuan and her dark body were creating moves on the fly to slaughter each other, constantly growing stronger throughout the process.
And in the course of this exchange, Zhao Cheng noticed that Yuan's rate of growth could not compare to that of her dark body.
More importantly, as a normal lifeform, Yuan's growth in battle had a limit. Once her reserves of accumulated experience were exhausted, she would reach her limit. Yet based on the traits currently displayed by the Doomsday factor, the dark body had no such limit.
Still, the Doomsday factor was not