Fang Zheng had originally wanted to teleport Nymph directly over, but for some reason, this place completely blocked all forms of teleportation. Left with no choice, he led the others out of the area first, passed through the thick fog, and returned to the foot of the mountain. Only then was he able to successfully use a summoning spell to call Nymph over.
Fang Zheng had not intended to bring Nymph along on this adventure. For one thing, Little Angel's traits were far too distinctive. To say nothing else, the collar around her neck alone was enough to draw attention. Moreover, Fang Zheng's relationship with Little Angel was practically common knowledge. Once Little Angel appeared, no disguise Fang Zheng wore would be of any use.
For another, Nymph was currently leading the other children at the "Xenappus" academy in their efforts to digest the Forerunner knowledge they had obtained from the Halo world, hoping to raise the Heavenly Dao Palace's overall standard to a complete Level Two. Although Fang Zheng had possessed a fleet capable of standing shoulder to shoulder with the Forerunners in the Halo world, that was all he had. In every other regard, his Heavenly Dao Palace was far inferior to the Forerunners.
If the Forerunner had been immune to magic, Fang Zheng would not have been able to deal with him through the Omniscient Angel. Getting rid of him would probably have taken Fang Zheng a great deal of effort.
But Fang Zheng had not had it easy either.
Although the Forerunners themselves were indeed not immune to magic, they had actually already touched upon the threshold of magic immunity.
Just like when the Forerunner had been in Shield World, Fang Zheng had had almost no way to deal with him. The isolated space the Forerunner