Omegamon led the way, with Alphamon following close behind.
Soon, the two reached the deepest part of this Digital Space and saw the central system Yggdrasill had installed there.
A crystal ball floated above an enormous crystal pillar.
Upon seeing Yggdrasill's avatar, Alphamon began asking questions.
Unfortunately, Yggdrasill's will was not there.
Even its subsidiary consciousness was absent.
Since Omnimon said nothing about this, Alphamon (replica) naturally knew nothing of it.
To help the plan proceed more smoothly, Omnimon also spoke up at the right moment, dispelling any other ideas Alphamon might have.
When Yggdrasill continued to give no response, Alphamon approached the central system, intending to connect to it and directly search for the answers he wanted.
But the creator of this Digital Space was Yggdrasill!
The moment Alphamon had that thought, the program Yggdrasill had left behind detected it and activated a preset procedure.
Thus, just as Alphamon took his first step, an enormous, ferocious-looking Digimon emerged from the crystal ball.
[Death-X-DORUgoramon, Ultimate, Virus, Undead Digimon. The ultimate form of the "DORU Series" of "Prototype Digimon," Digimon prototypes experimented on in pursuit of further evolution, it attained this form through "Death-X-Evolution." Its very activity depended on the DigiCores of other Digimon, earning it the name "DigiCore Predator." To other Digimon, no Digimon posed a greater threat than it did. By continuously preying on other Digimon's DigiCores, it could remain active even in a state of death. Because it had accumulated enormous amounts of DigiCore information within its body, restraints covered its entire body, barely allowing it to function as a single Digimon. Its special moves were "Metal Impulse," which destroyed and annihilated everything of an enemy except their DigiCore, and "DORU Death," which unleashed a dark, destructive shock wave.]
Alphamon (replica) was naturally extremely shocked by