The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 663

Almost immediately after Mason's death, a scarlet thread shot out from his body straight toward Felix. The thread moved so fast that Felix could not react before it vanished.

Quickly sitting in a meditation pose, Felix located the thread within himself.

"Even with my current power, it'll take a month to fully dissolve this Scarlet Thread."

Since the thread was not harming him, Felix guessed it had to be some kind of ancestral protection to identify who killed their descendant.

Though Felix had instantly suppressed it to its limit, total elimination would take at least a month.

This was why he was frustrated. While his suppression had reduced the thread's tracking range greatly, it was not gone. Within a certain distance, it could still instantly identify Felix as Mason's killer. Whoever created this thread was powerful. They were definitely beyond Felix's current ability to fight. But nothing could be done about it now. He would have to take things one step at a time. Seven arrived at the villa minutes after Felix's call. "Find someone who can alter their appearance to look like this person. Have them visit several cities across Dragonia for no more than a week." "Yes, Mr. Zeller."

This would buy some time. If he could make it through the month, there would be no evidence left. The Jacobs family would not be able to do anything about it then.

thing Felix did after waking up was to text Xena. Though he knew he was blocked, he persisted. She was Sarah's innocent victim in all this, and he needed

Some neighbors had been out yesterday, so he needed to complete

It was a striking woman with enviably fair skin and a stylish bob cut with bangs. She

I'm Felix Zeller, who's just moved into Villa No. 3. I

"Oh, you're new too? What a coincidence! I just bought this place but haven't moved in

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to meet

just moved

did not think much of

soccer ball back?" When Felix was passing Willow's house, a

"Sure."

face. He thanked him politely after catching