Max merged back with his clone and had a splitting headache for 1 full hour.
This was the first time he had actually terminated the skill and merged back with his clone as the first time the clone was outright dead, which was why merging back did not hurt.
Max was flooded with memories and first person POV of the clone, and all the actions that he had taken while summoned.
On the plus side, this experience taught him that if he were to ever send the clone on a mission alone, he would retrieve all the memories of the mission once over.
On the other hand it also taught him that regardless of if he planned on using the clone right in front of his eyes, already aware of his every action, it would still hurt his brain when merging back together.
Max had decided to demarcate some powers between himself and his clone, as he wanted to create an illusion that while he was a fire mage type warrior, Max Rajput was the real assault type player.
