Digimon: Beyond the Evolution Rules
Chapter 127

Gomora, let's begin digitization

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Walking through this familiar yet unfamiliar Digital World, Mo Yan once again truly felt how different it was here.

Oh, right, something had been left unmentioned.

The form Mo Yan currently took in this Digital World was a "human" standing 182 centimeters tall, with blue hair, blue eyes, and a sky-blue dragon scale on his forehead.

Meanwhile, Mo Yan's Wingdramon form was still sprawled over the host computer formed from the new data power, constantly adjusting the various parameters and balances of this newborn Digital World.

It was worth mentioning that, due to the limits of Mo Yan's own power, this Digital World was currently only the size of an island nation.

Thus, the amount of data Mo Yan needed to process was not too terrifying.

Otherwise, he would have gone mad.

Still, the rewards Mo Yan gained for all this trouble and effort were considerable.

First, through this practical experience, Mo Yan gained more ideas about how the "digital wonder: Four Elements Crystal Ball" he had previously created could evolve into a Digital World. (It was one of Grand Mage Beast's weapons, but it could exist independently and would not disappear upon evolution.)

Second, by constructing this miniature Digital World, Mo Yan's Wingdramon form naturally completed the process of integrating the new data power.

After completing that integration, his Wingdramon form underwent quite a few changes in appearance and gained a number of other abilities.

Finally, Mo Yan copied all the data and information his twelve forms might need.

He also extracted portions of certain data and information that could not be copied.

Mo Yan even extended his tendrils into the servers of the Earth Defense Force and Xio headquarters.

Mo Yan's objective was simple: he wanted the information stored in those places on the latest technology, monsters, aliens,

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