Su Ze landed in the woods and saw Pulamon, who could now be considered one of his avatars.
However, he was different from a typical avatar. Pulamon still possessed an independent life, complete with his own soul and memories. Only his brain and consciousness were under Su Ze's control.
It was as if Su Ze had sent out an avatar to take control of Pulamon.
The downside was that, unlike with his own avatars, Su Ze couldn't share all of Pulamon's experiences in real-time, including his senses and field of vision.
The upside was that Pulamon retained his complete memories, which Su Ze could access. This also made it easier for Su Ze to impersonate him if needed.
To be precise, it wasn't truly an impersonation. Pulamon was, in fact, still alive. He was simply continuing to live under his own identity, with his actions now influenced by Su Ze.
Another advantage was the lack of a distance limit.
