Mo Yan ignored the Split Consciousnesses behind him, who kept giving themselves increasingly elaborate roles.
Instead, he watched the violently churning flesh jelly on the screen with rapt attention.
The angry mutterings of DigiDeath, D-Reaper, also kept reaching his ears.
With a soft chuckle, Mo Yan took his notebook out of his dimensional Digital Space.
"Although this portion of DigiDeath doesn't have many memories left, they're still enough to help me considerably in refining this book."
Opening the notebook with "Digital World: Super-Ancient Hypothesis" written on its cover, Mo Yan murmured to himself as he began writing.
As Mo Yan wrote, novel hypotheses sprang from his mind. He combined them with the events he already knew about, had seen, or had heard of, continually refuting and substantiating them.
He repeatedly revised, expanded, and trimmed the lines of digital script he had written.
Eventually, this digital script formed a series of logically consistent, well-supported chapters.
If any Digimon could see what was written there, their DigiCores would absolutely explode and their data would collapse.
Of course, very few Digimon were qualified to see records like these.
However, practically every Digimon connected to Mo Yan was qualified to read them.
After all, Mo Yan's social circle spoke for itself.
Naturally, the Split Consciousnesses kneeling behind Mo Yan were the first Digimon to see these records.
Although Mo Yan would not share all his memories with the Split Consciousnesses.
These Split Consciousnesses could still look, learn, and draw conclusions for themselves.
In this respect, Mo Yan did not restrict them. On the contrary, he encouraged them.
Because this would help the Split Consciousnesses mature and reach the level Mo Yan needed as soon as possible.
Yet every Split Consciousness who saw the article's contents looked astonished.
The article's general contents were as follows: