Mo Yan did not notice the emotion Hikari revealed-or rather, he did not care at all.
After all, this power would also be a good addition for the Ultras.
From the limited knowledge Mo Yan had from his previous life, the Ultras had a quasi-utopian society and considered safeguarding peace their duty.
Granted, thanks to the Plasma Spark Tower, the Ultras already possessed tremendous power and potential, which were the greatest foundation supporting their social structure and sense of responsibility.
However, that did not mean the Ultras had no enemies, no one hostile toward them, and no opposing forces.
On the contrary, anyone or any force capable of opposing the Ultras was also frighteningly powerful.
Apparently, interstellar wars that could overturn the universe broke out at the drop of a hat.
So, for the Ultras, gaining new power on top of what they already had was a very good thing.
Thus, Mo Yan, Daichi Oozora, and Hikari began researching a conversion device based on DigiSoul.
However, Daichi Oozora and Hikari had some disagreements over the conversion device's appearance and functions.
That was actually quite normal.
After all, one used cards and the other capsules, which already differed considerably in appearance.
It was therefore perfectly normal for Hikari and Daichi Oozora to disagree.
So Mo Yan played the mediator, letting them each build a conversion device according to their own ideas.
Before long, Hikari produced a conversion device he called a Riser.
It consisted of a storage unit for Light Factor Data Capsules, a Reading Device for reading Light Factor data, and, most importantly, a conversion device that could turn Light Factor Data Capsules into abilities the user could wield.
This three-part set was the Capsule Riser Hikari had envisioned.
Of course, the equipment was only a prototype and still needed