The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

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Felix's bold move caught the attention of everyone in the room. The crowd whispered among themselves, wondering who this newcomer was. They could not believe that he actually dared to challenge Nala as he would surely not stand a chance.

Even the auctioneer, who had hosted the Golden Prime Auction for years, was taken aback by this unprecedented turn of events. It was his first time seeing someone competing against Nala. Yvonne reported, "Miss, Felix raised his hand.

She was stunned by his action and could not understand what Felix was trying to achieve. It would have beep understandable if he had been at the event alone. However, he was with George, who would have undoubtedly warned him beforehand. Nala's eyes sparkled with intrigue as she watched the scene unfold below. "Let's see what kind of connection he can pull out," she mused.

There were only a few true master healers in Dragonia, and the top three were so highly regarded that even many so-called important figures would not have the privilege of requesting their help. If Felix could present someone more impressive than Brandon, it would indicate he was not an ordinary person.

While everyone was waiting for Felix to make a fool of himself, he said, "I have a Miracle Card!"

Its appearance at an auction was unheard Miracle Card was a priceless, li of, save for a recent event in

Card, there was no need

stunned than George. His mind went blank as he tried

asked, "Is Felix

I know, Miss, he doesn't have such tendencies. Perhaps he really does have a Miracle

well, that's almost more laughable. Using a Miracle Card for a mere herb? That's short-sighted, to say the least." The auctioneer composed himself and

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experts approached Felix, and he handed over the card. Given the gravity, a thorough inspection was performed right on

Miracle Card was actually the one from the Kinsleys, which he had kept after Moonshadow Alliance's departure. Since it was useless to Dahlia, he decided to hold on to it, thinking it might come in handy someday. Little did he know that