What a Relief

The Clown Demon immediately came up with an idea.

He pulled out a handkerchief.

With a flick of his hand, the white handkerchief transformed into a curtain and directly covered the Formal Demon.

Throughout the entire process, the Formal Demon failed to put up any meaningful resistance.

When the Clown Demon tugged the curtain and turned it back into a handkerchief, the Formal Demon had already taken on the Clown Demon's appearance.

Half-trait, half-spell: Clown Trick.

Clown Trick was one of the Clown Demon's core abilities.

It was something only a very small number of Clown Demons could accomplish.

Its trait was "Clown's Deception": the Clown Demon could use various methods to make things appear to have changed.

The Clown Demon's invisibility, transformations, and similar methods all stemmed from this illusion-type trait.

The spell, meanwhile, was the spell-like ability most Clown Demons knew: Magic Trick.

This spell could communicate with the elements and have them help accomplish certain tasks.

For example, moving certain objects or igniting flames.

After some Clown Demons condensed the Clown's Deception trait, they could combine the trait with the spell and thus master Clown Trick.

Its functions were a combination of the two, but its power was far greater.

Clown's Deception originally only made things appear changed, while in reality, nothing had changed.

Clown Trick, however, could make something seem to have changed while actually changing it as well.

For instance, at this moment, the Formal Demon had indeed acquired some of the Clown Demon's aura and superficial abilities.

Though the change was temporary, it was still a tangible transformation.

But the next moment, several threads appeared in the Clown Demon's hand, piercing into the body of the individual he had altered.

At once, the behavior and mannerisms of the former "Clown Demon" became no different