The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 1068

Dean sprinted forward, but the wraiths chased relentlessly, their speed rapidly closing the gap between them.

And, to make matters worse, new obstacles emerged ahead. Without hesitation, he grabbed Tyler and threw him toward the danger like a human shield. There was no way Dean could handle all the wraiths on his own, but Tyler's abilities gave them a slim chance.

"Don't worry, Elder Dean! I can control a hundred of them-we'll make it out for sure!" Tyler braced himself confidently and rushed out, thinking he had everything under control.

However, Tyler did not realize that Felix had anticipated this move. The latter muttered with a smirk, "I knew you'd pull something like this."

Just as Tyler was about to use his powers to seize control of the wraiths, Felix appeared out of nowhere. He chuckled coldly and vanished again.

In the blink of an eye, Tyler's confidence shattered as he collapsed in a pool of blood. He was not even an Aetherial Realm martial artist, making him no match for Felix, who eliminated him as easily as crushing an insect.

in horror, their worst fears becoming reality. They had been so focused on escaping

the hell can he move like that? How?" Kendrick roared,

The wraiths surrounded them from all directions, ensuring

gathering the herbs he needed. Not a single body remained in the courtyard; the wraiths had dragged them all away to be discarded outside of Corpse

filled with screams, was now eerily peaceful. It was as if the horrors from earlier had

to reach the late stage of the Transcendent Realm before seeking them out, but fate had other

prisoners brought into the town had coincidentally met the Maximus family, setting events

resources in the manor. It seemed that in their panic, they had

...

passed in a blur, and a full year went by. One day, Dickson arrived once more at the entrance of Corpse Town, escorting a new group of prisoners. His

had pulled out, assuming Felix had died within the town. Continuing to monitor the area had seemed like a waste of resources. Even Ezra,