Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 361 - Meeting Huang Binghu Again

The surface of the water was so calm that it was like a mirror. Even the raging waterfall was unable to create a single ripple in it.

Li Qingshan lowered his head. The reflection in the mirror suddenly smiled at him, but it was much more flagrant than his own smile.

When he bent over, extended his hand, and touched the surface of the water with the tip of his finger, ripples spread out in all directions. They went from the very centre to the edge of the pool, with no signs of stopping.

The spirit turtle’s daemon core constantly flashed as daemon qi surged steadily, rapidly being drained away until it was almost depleted.

Xiao An was drawn away by this sight too. At the centre of the ripples, a real and a fake hand actually held one another.

A hand extended from the surface of the water, followed by a wrist, an arm, and an equally handsome face. Droplets of water rippled down like pearls.

Li Qingshan slowly pulled another Li Qingshan out from the reflection of the water. They seemed exactly the same, without the slightest difference at all.

Xiao An was amazed as well. Her eyes could see through falsehoods, but she was unable to spot anything wrong with him at all. He seemed like Li Qingshan’s twin brother.

Innate ability: Watermirror’s Image.

This was the name Li Qingshan had given it—an attempt to pluck the flower in the mirror, to scoop the moon in the water.

It was a so-called clone technique. Among the water element techniques, there were so-called water clones, but they were just condensed from a ball of water. They were made to seem like a real person through the use of some water transformations. However, when it came to actual battle, they were not particularly useful at all apart from drawing away the enemy’s attention and serving as a sandbag.

However, the Watermirror’s Image seemed fake, but it was real, and it was all under Li Qingshan’s control.

Li Qingshan felt like his mind had split into two, currently viewing the world from two perspectives. It was quite a strange feeling to be able to see himself,

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