The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

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Felix looked up and squinted at the strange sight above. It really did seem like the moon had fallen from the sky. At first, it drifted slowly, but its speed had suddenly multiplied several times over.

"Interesting technique. Is that a sword move?"

As Felix quipped, Selmer thrust out his palm, sending a silver light that dispersed into nothingness.

Felix lightly stepped back several dozen yards. Almost instantly, a cold light swept through where he had been standing, completely enveloping Selmer.

"Not a sword strike-it's an energy blade, and a skilled one at that," Felix noted.

This attack targeting Selmer was far more powerful than Micah from the Starfires Felix could hear an unfamiliar language roaring from the attacker's direction, distinctively Astorian, though he had no idea what they were saying.

Then, another voice rang out-this one comprehensible. It confirmed something else. There was not just one attacker There were two.

bold! How dare you cause trouble in

their light and shadows blending seamlessly with the

figured his earlier display of power had drawn these two Astorian experts here. He wondered if they were just hanging around nearby. If so, that felt a bit extreme.

said, "You think you're all that?

a cold laugh, he shifted his stance, unleashing a new technique that immediately overwhelmed the two attackers. Just then, a shadow wriggled behind

an older man, who grabbed Felix by the neck with a reverse

voice-Dragonian, clear as day-had come from this

joined them, stepping closer to Felix. He was shorter but no

and square, so you

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expression grew strange, and he looked like he was fighting the urge to laugh. He could not believe what he was hearing. Of all the

is a warrior, and the other's a shadowstalker. Don't you think this feels a

cause trouble in Astoria will have to face the consequences." Felix had enough of their shamelessness. With

these two aren't half bad-probably Blood Realm late stage." Selmer ran up to Felix,