Creating a Digimon that represented "insects and plants," with BloomLordmon's data as its foundation, was no easy task.
After all, the core of that data was not Mo Yan's own.
Mo Yan pondered quietly for a while, then began to act once he had a rough plan in mind.
The first thing Mo Yan did was extract all the data from the DigiCore he had originally prepared for "insects and plants."
The data extracted from the DigiCore floated around Mo Yan like fragments of stars, lending him a divine, almost saintly air.
With all its data removed, the DigiCore became as transparent as crystal.
Then Mo Yan took out the initial BloomLordmon data that SageMon had sent him.
Studying the data, Mo Yan moved both hands as though playing a piano, steadily programming BloomLordmon's data into the blank DigiCore.
As the new data was inscribed, the blank DigiCore slowly turned green, the color of plants.
While programming BloomLordmon's data into the DigiCore, Mo Yan also mixed in his own core data, incorporating both into it together.
Although this DigiCore inherently belonged to Mo Yan, and he had absolute control over it.
Mo Yan still needed to mix in his own core data so that he could merge all twelve into one in the future.
Golden lines began spreading across the DigiCore, forming an exceptionally beautiful pattern resembling an insect.
Soon, the underlying data structure of this DigiCore, which symbolized "insects and plants," was complete.
Over the following stretch of time, Mo Yan kept selecting the data he needed from the mass surrounding him.
Insects...
Plants...
Fairies...
Ancient species...
Mo Yan selected and filtered this data with BloomLordmon's data at its center.
Then, using BloomLordmon's data as the Ultimate form, Mo Yan worked his way down through the stages.
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