The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

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Elliott, dressed in a white lab coat, was clearly one of the lowest-ranking members at the research institute despite his arrogance. He was a mere front for the team's efforts in developing the so-called "miracle drug".

Guneria had deliberately chosen someone of such low standing as their representative, making their contempt for this competition evident.

"I'm Felix Zeller, representing Dragonia's traditional medicine scene," Felix announced, expressionless. The best way to deal with a provocateur was through actions, not speech.

With a dismissive wave, Elliott gestured to a foreign man to approach.

"This is the patient we brought, as per the agreement. He has early-stage lung cancer. You're free to verify his condition."

Similarly, William had a middle-aged man stand beside Felix. He was a 53-year-old male also with early-stage lung cancer, ensuring equal conditions for a fair comparison.

eyes, he still went through the procedure carefully, even if just for show. After taking the pulse, Felix gave

medicine practitioners were busy drawing blood and hooking the patient up to various machines, leaving everyone else to wait. Elliott, never one to idle,

by Guneria's Institute of Advanced Medical Research will

everyone present shifted. Cancer, even in its early stages, was notorious for being difficult to treat, and doing so in ten minutes seemed unbelievable. Felix allowed a slight smile to appear on his

hope it'll be perfected soon and used to benefit

happening. This trial alone was a massive expense, and the treatment wasn't here to serve the world-it was here to bring Dragonia down a peg. Elliott said, "Perhaps you didn't understand me. If you don't think you can cure your patient within ten minutes, just

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under his breath," Damn it! I just want to rip

sparkled. If Guneria's claims were true and they could cure early-stage lung cancer in ten minutes, then Felix might indeed struggle. The

surely broadcast the failure, and he would bear the responsibility of tarnishing Dragonia's traditional medicine scene. William and the doctors of Dragonia shared equally dark expressions, understanding well