Sassumusmon and Genai, each pondering their own questions, naturally sensed the scrutinizing gazes of Myotismon, Cerberumon, and Piximon.
And so, Sassumusmon and Genai spoke at the same time, quite naturally. "I didn't! It wasn't me! How could I possibly do something like that?"
After speaking, Sassumusmon and Genai exchanged another look, seemingly reaching some simple understanding.
Then Sassumusmon spoke again. "Neither Genai nor I tampered with this somewhat abnormal Botamon."
As soon as Sassumusmon finished, Genai added, "This Botamon was born from our replication of that Digi-Egg. So, as for someone who could evade our data inspections and leave us unable to discover any problems...
"There is one, and only one."
As he spoke, Genai adopted an unfathomable expression.
But which of the Digimon present did not know a thing or two?
So there was only one answer.
Yggdrasill was at it again, and again, and again.
But how had Yggdrasill stuffed ancient data into that Digi-Egg while keeping it hidden from everyone who had handled it?
Out of curiosity, Sassumusmon and the other two Digimon, Genai, and Piximon all went over to the two Digi-Eggs gifted by Yggdrasill.
Then all five used their own methods to inspect the two Digi-Eggs with everything they had.
With that Botamon as a point of comparison, the five soon discovered the method Yggdrasill had used.
It turned out that Yggdrasill had broken that ancient data down into its most basic individual characters, then embedded those characters into every segment of data within the two Digi-Eggs.
However, breaking it down like this could easily render the ancient data ineffective, making it difficult to activate again.
So Yggdrasill had used the same method to add an activation program to the Digi-Eggs, ensuring that the Digimon born from those two eggs could successfully activate the ancient