Chapter 235: The God of Clones
Chapter 235: The God of Clones
Sung Jin-Woo stood as the embodiment of creation and power in the multiverse, his influence stretching across countless realms and beings. His most remarkable feat, however, lay in his ability to create clones—an ability so vast, so unparalleled, that it earned him a new title among the divine beings: God of Clones. The sheer magnitude of his power to create clones surpassed even the greatest of his peers—Ashborn and Sung Su-Ho—each of whom had their own impressive clone-making abilities.
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1. The Unmatched Power of Cloning
While the ability to create clones was not unique to Sung Jin-Woo, the scale at which he could do so was unmatched. Ashborn, a formidable being of celestial origins, had created only three clones in his long existence. Each clone was a powerful extension of his will, but the number of clones Ashborn could create was limited to a few. He might have been able to create a hundred more if he truly desired, but his focus and purpose did not necessitate such vast numbers.
Sung Su-Ho, similarly, had created five clones, each imbued with a fraction of his strength. These clones served their own purposes, protecting realms and carrying out his will. With his own immense power, Sung Su-Ho could perhaps create up to five hundred more clones, a feat that was still extraordinary by any standard.
But Sung Jin-Woo, the God of Clones, stood in a league of his own. He was capable of creating billions of clones—each an extension of his will, each carrying a fragment of his divine power. His ability to scale this power to such an extraordinary degree was a testament to the infinite reach of his divinity.
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2. The Nature of Sung Jin-Woo's Clones
What set Sung Jin-Woo's clones apart from those of others was not only their number but also their individual power. While clones created by others might retain only a fraction of their creators' abilities, Sung Jin-Woo's clones, though weaker than his original self, still carried the potential to grow into beings of incredible power. With every clone he created, Sung Jin-Woo did not dilute his strength; instead, he granted each clone a portion of his immense might, making them formidable in their own right.
Despite being limited to a fraction of his original power—often as little as 0.00000000001%—these clones were still able to function at the highest levels, capable of overseeing entire realms, commanding divine armies, and enforcing his will throughout the multiverse. Each clone could independently carry out tasks of immense complexity, from governing entire domains to participating in battles of unimaginable scale.
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3. The Scaling of Power
The ability to scale the power of clones was a key aspect of Sung Jin-Woo's unrivaled prowess. Unlike Ashborn and Sung Su-Ho, whose clones were limited in number and power, Sung Jin-Woo had the flexibility to create clones on an unprecedented scale. This meant that if needed, he could call upon billions of clones to perform tasks across the multiverse. Each clone would retain a fraction of his power, yet their collective strength was enough to alter the very fabric of reality.
For instance, a billion clones, each with 0.00000000001% of Sung Jin-Woo's power, could wield an enormous collective force far greater than any single being in existence. Even in the unlikely event that a conflict arose, Sung Jin-Woo's clone army would be an indomitable force, far outnumbering any other divine force.
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4. The Role of the God of Clones
As the God of Clones, Sung Jin-Woo's power became a symbol of both creation and control. His clones were not just warriors or enforcers; they were extensions of his will across the multiverse. They served as governors, protectors, and overseers, ensuring the stability of the realms under his domain. Each clone, regardless of its size or scope, could shape worlds, enforce divine law, or preserve the balance between light and darkness.
Governance: His clones held authority over entire realms, ensuring peace and order in domains ranging from the Apostles of God to the most distant reaches of the Shadow Abyss.
Military Might: On the battlefield, his clones were both tacticians and soldiers, leading the charge against any force that threatened the multiverse.
Creative Forces: Sung Jin-Woo's clones also functioned as architects of reality, shaping and molding the very existence of new worlds and ecosystems, much like the Second World Tree he had planted across the multiverse.
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5. The Creation of the Infinite
The title God of Clones reflected not only the sheer quantity of clones Sung Jin-Woo could create but also the infinite potential he held. He could create billions of clones and still retain the ability to shape and guide the course of the multiverse. Each clone would continue to embody his will and vision, executing their tasks with precision and devotion.
For the inhabitants of the multiverse, Sung Jin-Woo's clones were both a reminder and a guarantee of his divine omnipresence. His influence was no longer bound by the limitations of time, space, or even his physical form. His clones ensured that his power stretched beyond the farthest reaches of existence, reshaping the multiverse in ways that were beyond comprehension.
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6. The Legacy of the God of Clones
As the God of Clones, Sung Jin-Woo's legacy was cemented as the architect of a multiverse that was at once expansive and unified. His ability to create clones in the billions meant that his will could be carried out without restraint, and his divine law would be upheld across all realms. The boundaries of power were redefined, and the multiverse itself would forever bear the mark of his infinite influence.
In this new era, the very concept of creation, control, and governance had been forever altered. Sung Jin-Woo's role as the God of Clones made him an eternal force in the multiverse—a deity whose reach and power could never be challenged, for his influence extended across the very fabric of existence itself.