The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 655

Felix hung up without a word. He wanted nothing more to do with the Greenes.

Though his face remained expressionless, his mind was in a mess. Asher had mentioned that Aiden had reached Innate Realm at just ten years old. After all these years, his power had to be immense. Now that was true genius.

It was no wonder that the Greene family held such a unique position in Dragonia. Aiden alone showed how powerful they were.

Unless he called on Gerald and his fellow apprentice for help, Felix knew he was not ready to challenge the Greenes. He was not even sure he could match Aiden in combat.

With these thoughts weighing on him, Felix drove into Canraville and called Seven. Shortly after he got home, Seven arrived.

"Mr. Zeller, does this fit what you want? We crafted it exactly according to your photo."

a replica.

with it. Minutes later, something remarkable happened. The mixture seeped into the bone and vanished quickly. Felix picked up

was very similar to the original. Even Felix would have trouble telling them apart without holding them. When his doorbell rang early the next morning, Asher and Aiden were standing outside. Soon, Felix came out and tossed them the bone "Take it and get lost. I never wanted Victor's stuff anyway.

Asher breathed a sigh of relief. Though he felt nothing for Felix, Victor had been his uncle, and Felix was his only remaining blood relative. He couldn't have stood by and watched Felix get hurt. 30 minutes later, Felix prepared to leave for the airport. He had left his Range Rover for Jack since he was planning to buy another

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found Sherlyn waiting by his door. She watched him with a smile. Dressed in white today,

gave him a flirtatious look. "Are you going to leave town without saying goodbye? Humph! I even have to come and see you off myself." Standing

on! Get in. I'll drive you

"Alright, then. Thanks."

the talking while Felix responded half-heartedly. He felt guilty about holding back such

Gray City. Don't you dare avoid me,