Digimon: Beyond the Evolution Rules
Chapter 149

New Possibilities Brought by the "Desire" Pseudo-Authority Power

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The "desire" Quasi-Authority Power had been planted like a seed in the portion of Abyssmon's core data that had escaped earlier.

As Abyssmon restored all his data, the "desire" Quasi-Authority Power became more tightly integrated with him.

And so, the seed began to sprout, growing branches and leaves.

When Abyssmon recklessly began absorbing vast amounts of data, the seedling called "desire" began to grow wild.

As this power flourished, it began affecting Abyssmon's will, leaving him fretting over gains and losses, unable to think calmly, and stripped of the decisiveness and agility he originally possessed as a killing weapon.

Thus, while fending off the attacks from Gallantmon and the others, Abyssmon began looking for a way out.

At the same time, Abyssmon also began worrying about whether Mo Yan would attack him.

Likewise, Abyssmon was reluctant to give up this "Digital World (temporary)," which, for some unknown reason, had not collapsed.

And so, Abyssmon began making his brain-dead moves.

Abyssmon grabbed LoaderLeomon, who was still an Ultimate, and opened his mouth to unleash a blast of "fragrant breath," accompanied by lingering "decadent music," instantly incapacitating LoaderLeomon and causing him to revert to the Rookie Coronamon.

Then Abyssmon used Coronamon to threaten Gallantmon and the others into letting him leave.

Otherwise, he, Abyssmon, would open his mouth and devour all of Coronamon's data.

Faced with this threat, Takato Matsuki and the others hesitated and looked toward Juri Katou on the ground.

At that moment, seeing Coronamon captured by Abyssmon and used to threaten Takato Matsuki and the others, the already emotionally fragile Juri Katou's eyes reddened, and she began to cry.

"Juri... You bastard!

!"

Seeing Juri Katou crying, Takato Matsuki, who had always secretly loved her, immediately flew into a rage.

"Aaaah..."

And so, Takato Matsuki's most classic means of

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