The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

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Felix instantly recognized the voice-it was Delilah, also known as Dreamscape. After promising Billy, he contacted Seven from Flair to relay a message through Averill, though he had not expected such a quick response. Felix was grateful to Averill for allowing Seven to exist as a connection to his senior

apprentices. Perhaps it was also Gerald's way of acknowledging that Felix would not abuse such relationships.

"Who's that? Felix, i-is someone else in your house?" Queenie asked fearfully, hiding behind him in a natural response to the unexpected voice

Delilah emerged wearing the mask she always wore in public.

Felix quickly explained, "Don't be afraid. She's my senior apprentice."

Queenie gathered her courage to look and gasped "A-Aren't you Dreamscape?"

Dreamscape was incredibly famous, and almost everyone knew about her. Moreover, her mask was so iconic that no one dared to copy it, knowing her fans would destroy any impostors.

an annoyed look before turning to Queenie. "I'm sorry. She just likes to joke around. She's not Dreamscape-she's just a fan who, sometimes, likes to

she turned to leave, Delilah suddenly appeared in front of Queenie and, to Felix's shock, grabbed her throat. "I said we need to clear things up first.

doing?" Felix

one truly wearing a mask. Though I can't blame you-even others would miss

Among Gerald's nine female apprentices,

was known for her exceptional sensory abilities. While her combat skills might not match Averill's, her perceptive abilities were second only to

identity is hidden?"

incredibly powerful. Can you really believe someone like this approached you without ulterior motives?" Felix trusted Delilah and turned a hostile gaze toward Queenie. "Who

tried to maintain her act, Delilah raised her hand threateningly. "Deny

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eyes showed she was not bluffing. Something seemed to click, and Feliz watched in amazement as Queenie's eyes completely transformed, becoming utterly different from