As time passed and the battle continued.
Mo Yan gradually discovered the differences between the DigiSoul he had developed and the DigiSoul Yggdrasill had distributed.
The DigiSoul Mo Yan had developed was more like an additional implanted program, placing an extra burden on its recipient.
Moreover, the DigiSoul Mo Yan had developed had a definite upper limit.
That limit was the upper limit of the data its recipient possessed.
Thus, the DigiSoul Mo Yan had developed had significant limitations.
But the DigiSoul Yggdrasill had distributed was different.
The DigiSoul Yggdrasill had distributed had extremely broad applicability and an upper limit Mo Yan could not detect.
In addition, Mo Yan sensed an unimaginable vitality within the DigiSoul Yggdrasill had distributed.
That vitality involuntarily reminded Mo Yan of the Light Power the Ultras possessed.
Mo Yan truly had not expected Yggdrasill to be able to digitize Light Power while retaining its tremendous vitality.
After all, Mo Yan could not do that. He could only link Light Power to mental data to a limited extent, creating a different kind of vitality that allowed Digimon and humans who obtained DigiSoul to use this power.
But Yggdrasill had solved this problem.
And DigiSoul endowed with this vitality would naturally possess even more extraordinary power.
Most notably, the Digimon would develop "souls" of their own as a result.
Likewise, the birth of these "souls" would give Digimon the opportunity to manifest "miracles," granting them more possibilities.
After all, in a certain sense, Light Power was the heart itself.
Moreover, the Digital World-Yggdrasill-had long been researching "Spiritual Power" and had achieved a great many results.
Quasi-Authority Power, emotional data, and so on were all products of that research.
In truth, Mo Yan had long suspected that Digimon would develop "souls."
Or rather, it was not quite that