The council chamber.
MedievalDukemon sat at the head of the table, while IceWizardmon, Phantomon, SageMon, and Mo Yan took their seats in turn.
Once all the Digimon had sat down, MedievalDukemon began. "I trust everyone now has a basic understanding of Mo Yan's current strength?"
IceWizardmon nodded. "The fusion of just two Digicores at the data level already holds infinite possibilities, and the form born from it is very powerful.
"We can foresee that the fusion of the Twelve Digicores in the future will be enough to rival Yggdrasill's three-in-one form."
Phantomon spoke next. "If possible, I'd also like to undergo the DigiCore-splitting experiment.
"Strength aside, it just looks so cool."
All the Digimon present had heard about the DigiCore-splitting experiment SageMon had performed on Witchmon.
However, several crucial problems with the experiment remained unresolved.
First, after splitting the original DigiCore into two, how could they continue to develop them?
Witchmon's two split Digicores had been able to continue developing because all the Digimon present had contributed.
Moreover, the data Mo Yan had given Witchmon on the coexistence and mutual generation of light and darkness had also played a crucial role.
Not only that, the Realm of the Gods had also provided a great deal of help.
The Three Great Angels had even sent over Angewomon's and LadyDevimon's core data, allowing Witchmon to further achieve the coexistence and mutual generation of light and darkness.
This had given Witchmon's two split Digicores a very mysterious capacity for self-development.
Replicating this process with Witchmon would be extremely difficult.
Thus, this first problem alone was very difficult to solve.
Second, after splitting their Digicores, how would they choose Digimon core data capable of achieving coexistence and mutual generation?
To be honest, coexistence was easy.
But meeting the conditions for mutual generation was somewhat