Clones that stunned the Gray Elf leadership, the mysterious Great Township Lord grew angry

"They're rescuing people?" The elder froze.

"Most likely." Diana nodded.

"I remember this outpost having four Main Gods and a Great Main God stationed there. With just five clones..." The elder left his sentence unfinished, but everyone understood what he meant.

Another elder frowned and suggested, "Your Majesty, why not ask Lord Yun to go there in person? Clones are still only clones. They might be able to handle Main Gods, but a Great Main God? That seems rather uncertain."

Yet before Diana could speak, the battle unfolding in the water mirror had already overturned their understanding of clones.

The Niu Hun clone, whose eyes were covered with black cloth, casually raised a hand, producing a mirror surface like an ink painting that effortlessly reflected every attack.

The bald Niu Gen was a violent brute skilled in fist techniques. Each punch carried terrifying power, and in fewer than three exchanges, he pounded one of the Main Gods to pieces.

The bandit-looking One-Eyed Clone, who seemed blind in one eye, was terrifying too. No one could match his Axe Combat Technique. All they could see was a Main Divine Realm higher-up of the Land of Shells being sent flying helplessly amid countless axe shadows, spraying blood.

As a clone who liked playing with fire, Niu Yan wielded red flame in his left hand and thunder flame in his right. His twin thunder-and-fire flames blasted the space in the sky apart, making it shatter and reform, then reform and shatter again. He looked just like a madman who enjoyed the art of explosions.

As for Green-Haired Niu Xing, who sported a green broom-shaped hairstyle and had his left arm pinned behind his back with countless steel nails, his strength seemed inferior to the other four. But the moment he unsealed his left