Watching the Digi-Egg form and fly toward Alice, Mo Yan had no desire whatsoever to stop it.
Instead, the sight made Mo Yan reconsider the relationship between humans and Digimon, and between the real world and the Digital World.
Wormmon, who had been born from the Insects and Plants DigiCore, had developed an attachment to humans under the influence of human spiritual power, along with the wish to stay by Alice's side and protect her forever.
Not only that, but through the momentarily strengthened data connection with Mo Yan, his original body, Wormmon had retrieved Dobermon's residual data from Mo Yan's data repository, hoping to sever his connection with Mo Yan by replacing his own data.
However, Mo Yan's control over the Insects and Plants DigiCore far exceeded anything Wormmon had imagined.
Thus, Wormmon had combined the "data born under Alice's influence" with "Dobermon's residual data," abandoning his old form to gain a new life.
What Wormmon had also not expected was that Mo Yan had not been angered by this suicidal action. Instead, he had helped Wormmon complete the final step and become a newborn Digi-Egg.
Looking at Alice sobbing with the Digi-Egg in her arms, and Gallantmon and the others warily guarding against him, Mo Yan turned and continued walking slowly toward DigiDeath D-Reaper.
To Mo Yan, data "contaminated" by human spiritual power was not worth recovering.
Besides, all of BloomLordmon's data had already returned to Mo Yan's hands.
As for the residual Dobermon data Mo Yan had lost, that, too, was data that had been "contaminated" by human spiritual power.
Otherwise, how could Dobermon's residual data still have existed?
For a Digimon like Mo Yan, who evolved through his own progress, this data "contaminated" by human spiritual power had research value, but no practical value.
However, viewed