The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 831

In Gray City, just as Tranquil Clinic was about to lose, a man walked in.

"Sir, you're not here to see a doctor, are you?" Felix asked, looking at the man as he entered.

"I'm Stamford Walter, the seventh elder of Skyward Guild. We've received the message you sent."

With a slight lift of his right hand, Felix said, "You received it and still sent someone here. It seems like the guild isn't what I thought it was."

Stamford got straight to the point. "Thomas died, but he deserved it! However, you've also injured someone of our own-Patrick.

"The sect leader has ordered that if you heal Patrick, everything will be as if it never happened.

In Stamford's eyes, there was no way Felix would refuse. No one wanted to provoke the top guild in Dragonia over this.

However, Felix shook his head. "Perhaps you think this is simple-or are you purposefully ignoring the details? Patrick assisted Thomas in his arrogance and recklessness. If he didn't, do you think that many tragedies would've happened?"

think I'm trying to bargain with you? If you don't heal Patrick, Skyward Guild will press you for an

top guild was on full display but Felix

you an explanation. I sent the guild a message-not because I'm afraid-but to give

threw his identity card as

numerous crimes. With all the evidence and witnesses, I had every right to kill him. Or would you like the headquarters to investigate to see if you're

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he narrowed his eyes. He never would've thought that Felix was also a Dragon

wasn't something that he, as an elder, could make a

for being a law-abiding guild. We are friends with the elders of the

could we break the law knowingly? Since you said that Thomas was involved,

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make Selmer deliver a message to Skyward Guild if he wasn't prepared? Even if they had great influence, Skyward Guild still had to think carefully despite their reputation. Thomas would've continued running rampant if Tammy hadn't had Felix's

people like Thomas

I go?" Selmer

the idea. "No, I'll go see what's

street. When Stamford left, the man continued staring at the clinic. His gaze was