This Text Adventure Game is definitely poisonous Chapter 1051 - 1051 486 Please Call Me Madam Queen2

1051: Chapter 486 Please Call Madam Queen_2 1051: Chapter 486 Please Call Madam Queen_2 At this mont, the three clones stood side by side, the Watchman and the dicinal Plant Gatherer both had wooden expressions, standing motionless like two stone statues, while only the Diviner swung her head around after appearing, gazing cunningly in all directions, as if curious about everything around her.

Mu You took in the behavior of all three.

According to the Lamp God’s words, the more extre the personality of the clone, the slower its awakening, so it seed that the Diviner must be the relatively moderate one.

Mu You then turned his attention to the Watchman and the dicinal Plant Gatherer, unsure which one embodied good and which embodied evil…

“Anyway, from now on, you three are my clones,” Mu You began, facing the trio.

“You should already be clear about the various rules and restrictions concerning clones, but I’ll go over them one more ti, so listen carefully…” Mu You detailed the rules of cloning to them.

There were mainly three rules.

First, each clone has its own independent experience bar and panel that do not affect the original body, aning, the clones need to level up from level 1 on their own.

Of course, there is no bottleneck on the clones’ path to leveling up, and they don’t need to use the Evolution Elixir, as the original has already paved the way for leveling up.

However, at the sa ti, the level and Star Level of clones can never surpass the original, at most, they can only be on par with the original.

Second, for each clone, Mu You has the opportunity to recall them back into his body once a day, but he must ensure that the clone is within his line of sight to do so.

Moreover, when the clones return to the original body, all the experiences and mories they’ve had during that ti are transferred to him intact.

This is also the basis for his plan to use the clones to help assimilate the Bone of the Demon God, when those mories return to the original body, it’s as if the original has fully experienced everything the clone went through.

The more mories about the Seven Sins one has, the faster the Divine Bone can be assimilated, and in extre cases, it might even be digested in an instant.

Third, the clones can worship other gods and even rge with the remains of an Ordinary Titan to beco their Divine Skin.

However, they cannot beco a Proxy God Walker like Mu You.

Otherwise, they would be rejected by the original body.

In other words, the clones can have their own Divine Skin, but they can only co from Ordinary Titans, with a strength upper limit of Nine Stars, and they will never beco gods.

“These are the rules,” Mu You continued in an instructive tone.

“I won’t limit your general actions; you can freely develop according to your own preferences.

Whether you indulge in wanton killing or harbor compassionate hearts, just rember one thing: whatever choices you make, you must take responsibility for the consequences!”

After Mu You finished speaking in a lecture-like manner, the Watchman and the dicinal Plant Gatherer remained wooden-faced, and it was unclear whether they understood or not, whereas the Diviner looked at Mu You with animated eyes but also didn’t speak her mind.

“Anyway, let’s start by giving you temporary nas for convenience of address.”

Mu You looked towards the three, beginning with the Watchman, and nad each in turn.

“You’re Number One.”

“You’re Number Two.”

“You’re Number Three…”

“I am Mu Linglong!”

When it was the Diviner’s turn, the petite girl suddenly spoke out with arms akimbo, cutting off Mu You crisply, “Or you can also call Queen Ling Long!”

Mu You gave her a deadpan look and corrected, “You’re Number Three.”

“Protest!

Protest!

The original is bullying!

Even as clones, we get to choose our own nas…”

The Diviner imdiately waved her right arm in dissatisfaction, and she didn’t forget to drag the other two into it.

“Hey, you two dunces, protest with !

Letting this naming failure of an original pick for us, and our later lives are dood!”

The Diviner squeezed between the two, lifting both of their arms with her hands, and chanically waved them as if to protest.

“Protest!

Protest!

Protest…”

“Next up is the resource allocation phase.”

Mu You ignored their protests and emptied a bunch of equipnt and various bottles and jars from his backpack.

The Diviner’s chants of protest stopped suddenly, and she obediently returned to her spot, looking at Mu You with eager eyes.

Mu You picked and chose among the heap of items on the ground, eventually dividing them into three even piles.

“Each of you gets an Experience Book worth 5,000 points, a set of twelve rare starting pieces of equipnt, and an Ordinary Relic to mask the aura of the Fool.”

“Additionally, there are your job-related tools: Pumpkin Lantern, Gathering Sickle, Divination Crystal Ball.”

“Also, each of you gets 500 years of life as starting capital.”

“Huh?

Only 500 years?

You’re really stingy, original!

You’ve got the City Lord salary and partnership with the nations, lying down and still earning over a hundred years of life every day, and you’re only giving us this much?

That’s really cold…” The one complaining was, again, the Diviner.

“Sigh, I don’t have that much life left either…” Mu You said helplessly.

While his daily inco was high, so was his consumption, especially last week when he integrated the Divine Bone in another world.

He stayed for a week, losing quite a bit of life to the gate.

Right now, he barely had just over two thousand years of life left, not much after the distribution.

Five hundred years might not seem like much, but for a Level 1 clone, it’s more than enough.

If he’d had these resources when he first started the ga, he probably would have woken up laughing from his dreams.

Not to ntion, these three clones each had their own lifespan tasks, earning a fixed one year per day.

As long as they accumulated, their lifespans would quickly grow more and more.

“Alright, that’s all the resources you get.

Don’t just think about relying on ; the ga is full of resources at your disposal.

Whatever you need, just find a way to get it in the ga later on.”