Si Cuan's combat power value was naturally formidable; if Changsun Ming Yu didn't have the Heavenly Silkworm Mirror, Si Cuan's strength might have been slightly superior. But now that the Lord of the Youming Temple had the divine artifact, Si Cuan was naturally at a disadvantage.
Although Fan Que knew Changsun Ming Yu could quickly defeat Si Cuan, to save time and avoid encountering Xuanyuan Wuji who might have come to his senses and returned to the Li Mountain Villa, Fan Que joined the battle between Si Cuan and Changsun Ming Yu without hesitation.
Originally, Si Cuan struggled to deal with just Changsun Ming Yu. With the addition of the Dragon King of the Panlong Clan, it's easy to imagine what results awaited Si Cuan.
Soon, Si Cuan was subdued by the joint efforts of Changsun Ming Yu and Fan Que; his face was as dark as the bottom of a pot, and he glared at Changsun Ming Yu and Fan Que with eyes full of anger.
