The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 287

Everyone was shocked when they learned that the judge for this competition would be Xander Fielding. He was ranked tenth among the ten best master healers of Dragonia.

Even though he held the last spot, being one of the top ten was still a prestigious position, especially among those studying traditional medicine. Many considered him a role model. After a while, William returned, looking utterly respectful as he walked beside Xander.

"Dr. Xander Fielding!"

Everyone stood up to greet him, including Zara. Regardless of who their masters were or how their skills compared to Xander's, showing respect to a senior was a given.

Felix also paid his respects. Even though it wasn't his first time meeting Xander, he saw no reason to act arrogantly. 1

Seeing Xander as a potential savior, Timothy wasted no time complaining, "You've arrived just in time, Dr. Fielding. These youngsters decided on the outcome in private without realizing how crucial tomorrow's event was."

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no guarantee she would fully commit to the competition. Xander's presence was now

His expression shifted noticeably when his gaze landed on Felix, and a sense of relief crossed

among the candidates. If he were, then the outcome of the event would

a smile, Xander asked, "If I'm not mistaken, the

Xander have known? Xander's medical skills were extraordinary, but

witnessed his medical skills. Since he's here, there's no way anyone else would

especially coming from Xander, left many in awe. It wasn't common to hear the tenth-ranked

Timothy, who had hoped for support

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for an internal competition. I'll take my leave now. As for tomorrow's showdown, there's no need to worry. With Felix on our

With a

If his earlier words had been generous praise for a younger talent, his final remarks were almost over the top. It was as if he no longer considered Felix a junior but saw him as an equal. Otherwise, why would he confidently declare victory? "Well, even Dr. Fielding agrees. What do you think?"