As a Digimon, a manifestation of data life, Mo Yan not only needed to master the way Digimon fought, but also wanted to master combat between data programs.
However, this kind of combat between data programs was difficult to achieve in the Digital World.
That was because immutable data rules had been established when the Digital World was born.
As such, no Digimon in the Digital World could return to a data program state through any means other than death or evolution.
Not even Yggdrasill could change these fundamental restrictions.
Even though Yggdrasill held most of the Digital World's authority.
And in the states of death and evolution, Digimon could neither attack nor defend themselves.
In addition, when Digimon entered the "evolution" state, they entered a kind of "pseudo-invincible" state.
This was a protective measure provided by the Digital World to ensure the infinite possibilities of Digimon.
Of course, this did not rule out certain extremely rare phenomena that could knock a Digimon out of the "evolution" state.
However, once Digimon appeared in the real world, things were different.
Powerful Digimon could take advantage of the separation between the real world and the Digital World to fully unleash their data power, thereby gaining even greater, more outrageous, and utterly unreasonable power.
The current DigiDeath D-Reaper and Mo Yan were examples of this.
In this data program state, both Mo Yan and DigiDeath D-Reaper possessed the power to reshape heaven and earth.
If Mo Yan had not prepared this Digital Space for their battle in advance.
Then this island nation would long since have been transformed by their power into a Digital World existing within the real world.
After all, data could simulate the sky, the land, the oceans, plants, and animals.
Then, conversely, why could data not replace everything in