Faced with BloomLordmon's rather "magnanimous" answer, Sassumusmon was instantly at a loss for words.
Sassumusmon did not know how to refute BloomLordmon's answer.
What left Sassumusmon somewhat "alarmed" was that he realized he actually seemed to think BloomLordmon was right.
This discovery plunged Sassumusmon into a kind of "self-doubt."
Logically speaking, as a Digimon that was a new evolved form of Holy Angemon, he really should have possessed this kind of thinking.
However, as a Hybrid, a pseudo-Fallen Angel, a false coexistence of light and darkness, and an Angel-type Digimon born with the Desire Angel as his model, Sassumusmon's thinking should have leaned more toward the "dark" side to fit his original "definition."
Yet now, Sassumusmon actually felt that BloomLordmon's words better matched his own inner thoughts.
Was it because BloomLordmon and Sassumusmon shared the same consciousness?
No.
Sassumusmon did not think so.
When the main consciousness, Mo Yan, had split off these Split Consciousnesses, he had put various settings and safeguards in place.
Thus, Sassumusmon found it somewhat inconceivable that he would have such a "subconscious" thought.
After thinking it over carefully, Sassumusmon wondered whether the original "definition" within him was beginning to reawaken.
After all, Sassumusmon had been forcibly evolved from Holy Angemon as a base after incorporating numerous unusual, special kinds of data, including light and darkness and the Desire Angel.
As time passed, it would be perfectly normal for Sassumusmon to develop various aftereffects from this forced evolution.
With that thought, Sassumusmon began compiling the various changes in his data since his evolution, especially his current condition.
Meanwhile, noticing that his words had caused slight fluctuations in Sassumusmon's data, BloomLordmon could not help asking him over the Network of Consciousness, "Sassumusmon, what's wrong?"
Hearing this, Sassumusmon also answered over the Network of Consciousness, "It should