The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 806

"Come on! Aren't you also a Blood Realm master Let's have a friendly match!" Felix grinned, finding this old man more interesting than the previous ones sent after him.

To his surprise, the old man frantically waved his hands after regaining consciousness. He rambled, "No, no. I won't fight you! Everyone knows you can fight above your level. Even though we're in the same realm, if we fight, I'm dead for sure." Felix scoffed. "As if not fighting would mean you're leaving here alive!"

Suddenly, the old man stood straight and raised his right hand to the sky with a solemn Suddenly, the old man stood straight and expression. "I, Selmer Zink, swear to heaven that from this moment on, I quit Elders' Council and will follow Felix Zeller's lead. May htning strike me if I break this oath!"

What the hell? Felix was dumbfounded,

He blurted out, "Are you pulling my leg?"

g if things could really be this simple.

Seeing Felix's irritation, Selmer spoke faster, "Sir, trust me. I've truly left Elders' Council. The Council has no hold over anyone above Blood Realm-you can leave whenever you want if you dare.

they don't need other methods to control you-or perhaps they're just above such

found he was telling the truth. There

should I keep you around?" Felix

a bitter laugh. "From our intelligence, besides those elusive senior apprentices, you've always worked alone. Having a powerful fighter like me at your disposal would save you time, right? "You can

would kill him, so he might as well try survive. Before coming, he had assumed Felix was mid-Blood Realm at most, and as a Blood Realm

for now. But if Elders' Council sends someone to kill you as a traitor, don't expect me to protect you. If you can't handle that, you might as well

sighed in relief-his life

needle is called the Soul Sealing Needle. From now

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Obsidian Auction. It could put the target's life under his complete control, a very effective manipulation

after the needle was in place, Selmer felt indescribable pain