While Hikari and Daichi Oozora had both achieved results and begun further research, Mo Yan slowly felt that he was close to finding that crucial point too.
As it happened, of the research experiments conducted by Mo Yan, Hikari, and Daichi Oozora, Mo Yan's methods were the most plain and unadorned.
With the simple philosophy of pushing himself to death's door as long as it did not actually kill him, Mo Yan repeatedly performed the extreme operations of fusing Light Factors and reconstructing his body, finally finding the fusion method and effect he wanted.
This method used Light Factors in the form of light particles to recompile and transcribe the relevant data.
Then, with this light-data segment at its core, it absorbed, aggregated, and even commanded other related non-light data.
Ultimately, it formed a phantom of data that enveloped the user's body.
However, this method of combination required the user to provide their own spiritual power as a link.
Otherwise, the properties and power of the Light Factors would become negligible under the onslaught of data.
For precisely this reason, the data phantom displayed different colors and powers depending on how much spiritual power the user provided.
If used properly, even a Rookie Digimon could possess power on par with an Ultimate.
At the same time, Mo Yan inexplicably thought of the DigiDestined and their partner Digimon, and a terrifying idea appeared in his mind.
If a human really could connect with a Digimon's heart, and could also combine their two data phantoms...
Then could they possess power surpassing most Ultimates!?
Or even possess still broader, infinite possibilities!?
Once this dangerous idea appeared, it seemed to take root in Mo Yan's mind, refusing to go away.
"Then let's call this data phantom, which uses spiritual power to unite Light Factors