Translussion

When you cast this spell you create an area wholly within the spell's range and then teleport to any space you choose within the area.

When you apparate in the area, a number of illusory copies of you appear simultaneously anywhere you choose within the area. The number of illusory duplicates that appear equal your Intelligence modifier multiplied by two (minimum of two). The illusory copies look exactly as you do at the moment you cast the spell. They mimic you in every way throughout the duration and produce sensory stimuli like sound, warmth, smell, etc. The illusions visually duplicate effects you create so as to keep your location concealed. Effects which don't give away your location are not duplicated. Though the illusions visually mimic any effects you produce, they do not inflict damage or any other condition created by the original effect.

The illusions fail to hold up against physical inspection and an Intelligence Check against your Spell Save DC reveal the illusory copy inspected to be false and from then on looks translucent to the creature who discerned the illusion.

The spell ends early if you voluntarily move. If you're forcefully moved, the illusory copies mimic you but do not move from their space.

At higher levels. The amount of duplicates created is instead multiplied by three when cast as an 8th level spell or four when cast at 9th level.