Before long, Grand Mage Beast followed SageMon into the skies above Witchelny.
As users of the advanced program "magic," neither SageMon and his student nor the other Wizard-type Digimon would do anything as old-fashioned as strolling along the ground.
If possible, Wizard-type Digimon preferred to take their "walks" through the gaps between Digital Worlds.
That way, they could observe the exchange of data between Digital Worlds while marveling at the Digital Worlds' magnificent splendor.
Of course, the prerequisite was that they would not be "assimilated" by the immense exchange of information between two Digital Worlds.
Well, "assimilated" was simply a nicer way of putting it.
After all, Wizard-type Digimon were rather proud Digimon. They would never openly admit that they were most likely to be crushed by that immense exchange of information.
Strolling through the skies above Witchelny, Grand Mage Beast could not help looking down at Broken, the vast magical city filled with Mage Towers and an endless stream of Magic Users.
Broken was both the name of this magical city and the name of this mountain range.
As for why this mountain range was called Broken?
MedievalDukemon had never explained.
When asked, Magical Blue Crystalmon would wear an expression that said, "Take a guess."
As for asking Dunасmon?
Heh.
Rather than ask Dunасmon, one might as well ask SageMon whether he had made any new discoveries.
After all, SageMon was also very curious about why Broken was called Broken.
Also worth mentioning was that, long ago, SageMon had proposed raising the Mount Broken Range into the sky.
In SageMon's words, as Magic Users, they ought to put what they had learned into practice and test the magical power they had mastered.
And what could be more direct than using magic to lift an enormous mountain range into