The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 573

"Bones?" Felix frowned, sensing there was more to those words than met the does that mean?"

eye. "What

Nala looked surprised. The Greene family had sought her out, instructing her to pass along this exact message. If Felix ignored it, she was simply to repeat the same words.

She hadn't expected it to actually catch his interest, making the whole situation even

stranger.

"I don't know what it means. Your father, Victor, asked me to tell you," Nala said.

Felix studied Nala for a moment before walking away, leaving behind a single comment. If I figure it out, I'll contact you."

As his car headed toward the airport, Felix remained deep in thought.

Bones? Did his biological father know something?

After all, how could anyone expect him to remember his childhood fascinations? On the surface, the phrase seemed meaningless, like idle chatter. But when "bones" were involved, the implications changed entirely. 11

While mulling it over, his phone buzzed with an incoming call from an unfamiliar number.

the call.

suspected, it

for acting

took a deep breath. "You want me to

That's his fault. But the fact remains-he's the reason you exist.

answer despite the fact that it was his

don't."

unusually serious and devoid of his

isn't faking his death-his condition is real. I examined him years ago. This calamity

Gerald couldn't treat the illness? Felix was genuinely surprised. This was a first. In

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Chapter 573

Even if you don't want

change. Nala's earlier words had already hinted at this, and

you doing this for me or for

need the Dragonspine. He had already experienced the benefits of Dragons Destroyer and couldn't afford to let this opportunity slip away. The Dragonspine fragments were essential; without them, the technique could never be

long moment before sending Yvonne a message on

he resented Victor, the Dragonspine was non-negotiable. Meeting Victor

noticed Yvonne sitting on a bench nearby, her expression desolate, as if her life had

walked over and sat beside her, his gaze falling on