Famon never intended to defeat Fang Cheng alone; he only wanted to stall him until Ophi and Dracula arrived.
But once the fight actually began, he realized that stalling Fang Cheng was simply impossible.
If he wanted to leave, no one could stop him.
The only thing Famon could do was stick close and entangle him, ensuring he wouldn't vanish again.
The two crossed the entire Ardennes, quickly arriving before a door.
Fang Cheng pulled out a Key, opened the door, and dove inside, disappearing from sight.
Famon's expression shifted instantly, for this door did not lead to the core area at all.
A flurry of thoughts flashed through Famon's mind as he vaguely understood Fang Cheng's plan: to divide and conquer the three of them, splitting them up to defeat them one by one.
At this moment, Famon could have chosen to ignore it, letting Fang Cheng leave and causing his plan to fall through.
But if Famon didn't follow, Fang Cheng could simply head straight for the core area.
If he failed to stop him from becoming the King of the Undead, then everything would be lost.
Famon gritted his teeth, opened his Bible, and chanted, "O God, create in me a clean heart, and renew a right spirit within me."
The Bible emitted a glow, which gathered before him, condensing into a figure identical to Famon.
Famon closed the Bible and dove into the door.
He had to keep entangling Fang Cheng, holding on until Ophi and Dracula caught up.
Leaving one person behind served as a guide for them.
After Famon entered, the person he left behind stood guard before the door.
But the next moment, over a dozen figures surrounded him from all directions.
The leader was Peng Jie, with Imhotep and the others following