Chapter 38
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If the Infinite Clone System were sentient, it would most undoubtedly struggle to keep up with all of its host's wild mood swings.
Of course, it wasn't like Lucifer could really do much about his cold, distant, yet loony, and most definitely insane personality.
Imagine having a conscience while being forced to follow the orders of some goody two shoes, bullshit 'holier than thou' main body for countless eons! See how you'd feel!
This might seem like a hypocritical way of thinking coming from a slave-clone owner himself, but the difference between him and his original main body was that Lucifer's clones didn't have minds of their own. They were, in a way, more like mechanical objects, programmed to do set tasks, and they did so without a peep.
In other words, Lucifer's clones were like the code in an AFK game. They simply ran around and did whatever he commanded without the need for a mind or even sleep.
