Powered by four cores, Mo Yan naturally had a little more stamina than Monzaemon, who ran on a single core.
Otherwise, why would Mo Yan cultivate his Twelve Digicores?
When the other Royal Knights watching saw that Monzaemon was clearly in a sorrier state than Mo Yan, they all gave ambiguous, "friendly" smiles.
Seeing his "companions'" expressions and hearing their laughter, Monzaemon shot them an irritated glare.
Without unleashing his ultimate move, Monzaemon admitted that, as a single-core Digimon, he could not defeat the four-core Imperial Heaven War Dragonmon (Mo Yan).
After all, Monzaemon's ultimate move, "Dragon Collision Machine," could clear the battlefield and used Authority Power.
As such, it was an ultimate move that could not be used in sparring.
Although the Royal Knights liked to go hard on their "companions," frequently fighting as though their lives depended on it.
The battles between the Royal Knights were still kept within certain limits.
Otherwise, Yggdrasill would be the first to take them to task.
Didn't that relationship feel familiar?
Mo Yan and his Split Consciousnesses had the same sort of relationship.
This was also one reason Yggdrasill thought highly of Mo Yan.
There was something of a senior guiding and supporting a junior about it.
Enough digression. Back to the battlefield.
After glaring at his "companions," Monzaemon beat his dragon wings and withdrew to one side.
Seeing Monzaemon's actions, the other Royal Knights exchanged glances, seemingly discussing something.
In the end, Examon, who possessed the greatest volume of data among the Royal Knights, stepped forward.
Without using Authority techniques, defeating Mo Yan, who had four DigiCores supporting him, with the capacity of a single DigiCore was extremely difficult for the Royal Knights.
Even Yggdrasill's go-to enforcer, Omnimon, and the Royal Knights' king of cheats, Jesmon, dared not claim they could