The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

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Aiden made a subtle hand gesture behind his back. He and Meredith knew that someone like Felix, who would not even acknowledge his own father, would never respect the Greene family's authority.

They had not really brought him here to treat Meredith's condition-their true intention was to eliminate Felix. The Greene family had always been ruthless-if someone could not be controlled, what was the point of letting them live? This was especially true since Felix carried Greene blood but refused to serve the family's interests.

However, Felix's Dragon Knight status complicated matters. Since it was an official position appointed by headquarters, killing such a person would mean directly opposing the organization-something even the Greene family could not afford. "What do you think you're doing, Felix?" Aiden asked with a barely concealed smirk.

He had deliberately used Felix's friends to provoke him into attacking first, which would give the Greene family legitimate grounds for retaliation-something even headquarters could not dispute.

Felix was smart enough to see through Aiden's provocations, but what choice did he have? Could he really stand by while his friends were threatened?

eliminate these Greene family members and start a new life under a different

sound of helicopter blades cut through the air. Everyone looked up to see a helicopter rapidly approaching before

Aiden frowned,

why would anyone from headquarters show up after they had already

stepped out of the helicopter and walked straight to Felix's side, first greeting Meredith.

Warlord. This is our first meeting, isn't it? What

her recognition of the Greene family's influence. "There's an urgent mission requiring Felix's presence. We couldn't reach him, so I came personally. I need to take him with me now-I trust that won't be a problem?" Meredith narrowed her eyes, realizing she had underestimated Xena. In just a few words, Xena had left no room for objection. After

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forgive me for not

a warning glare before heading back