Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection: Kabanata 1591 - Kabanata 1600

Felix thought he had been caught, but something did not add up. Even the strongest martial intuition couldn't extend beyond 160 feet. By all logic, it shouldn't be possible. He wondered if Hendrix was just trying to trick someone. But as soon as Hendrix spoke, someone actually emerged from hiding. Felix had seen her at the bar a few times. It was Yvian, one of the top contenders expected to win the championship. She always wore a blue gown like it was the only outfit she owned. "Look who it is. It seems like you enjoy peeping on others, too, Yvian," Hendrix joked. Yvian kept her face blank, though from Hendrix's tone, they clearly had history together. "Peeping? If I really wanted to spy on you, I would've stayed 160 feet away. Do you think I'd let you spot me?" Surprisingly, Hendrix didn't fly into a rage. Instead, he licked his lips and said, "Don't forget the agreement between our families. "If you lose to me, you're supposed to marry me. I hear your family has a secre

Hendrix had not looked this shocked in years. His face went through more expressions in those few seconds than anyone had seen in forever. He just stared at Yvian, hoping she would say she was only joking.Unfortunately, the serious look on her face remained unchanged even after nearly a minute passed. "Phew!" Hendrix let out a long breath. It was still quite difficult for him to believe what he had just heard. "Felix killed the Emperor Cobra? You've got to be kidding!" By now, it was fairly certain that Felix had reached Celestial Realm. But if his soul cultivation techniques were powerful enough to kill an Emperor Cobra, then he had to be quite terrifying.Yvian's face showed bitterness. "I saw it with my own eyes. How could that be fake? Felix just released some kind of soul-bound weapon, and the Emperor Cobra died practically instantly." Finally accepting this reality, Hendrix still tried to maintain his dignity. "Is that so? Then, he most likely has some super powerful sou

Julius burst out laughing. "You're just some weaklings from Heavenly Realm. How dare you threaten us?" He could easily take them down himself, let alone what Felix could do. He wondered where these two men got the nerve to say such words. Surprisingly, the men didn't panic at all. Instead, they sneered and said, "We might be ordinary, but I was pretty clear earlier. The one who strung up this woman is the hotshot we're with, and he's one of the championship favorites. "Fine. If you want to die, just stick around." Without a word, Felix appeared right below Helen by just taking one stride forward. As Helen fell down, both Heavenly Realm masters backed up a few steps. Looking at Helen, who had passed out from severe injuries, Felix didn't feel particularly emotional. Anyone who entered the preliminaries had prepared themselves for death. Surviving this situation already counted as incredible luck. He could also tell Helen hadn't been violated. It looked more like someone had

Felix sighed to himself. How did he end up running into Chelsea right before leaving? "Did you need something?" he asked.Though Chelsea was still cold as ever, he somehow sensed a hint of warmth in her eyes that hadn't been there before. "I've been following you for more than 20 days." Shocked, Felix's expression immediately turned guarded. Even with sensory perception limited to 160 feet in this place, any movement or the slightest sound shouldn't have escaped his notice. Yet, someone had tracked him for over 20 days without him detecting a thing. Chelsea was truly terrifying. Felix commented, "That's quite a hobby you've got." She raised her hand to point at something. She left him with one sentence before vanishing in a flash of light. "Next time we meet, I'll spare your life." Felix's face twitched in frustration. Who did she think she was? The scene changed. Felix found himself in a room surrounded by stone walls. Besides a bed, there was no other furniture—the des

Neither Felix nor Julius dwelled on the issue any longer. After all, these were Star Alliance's rules. What was the point of racking their brains over it when nothing would change?…A week passed. When Felix woke up, Argent spoke, "Mr. Zeller, the preliminary round has officially ended. Both towers are now open. A total of 201 people survived the preliminaries." Felix couldn't help feeling moved. As expected, only about 200 people had passed—this competition really was brutal. Without wasting time, he headed toward the towers. He hadn't gone far when he ran into Helen, who clearly seemed to have made a full recovery. "Felix," she called out. She had a sincere smile on her face as she ran to his side. Felix said, "It seems like your luck held out." Without the emerald bed for healing, it would have been very difficult to deal with Helen's injuries. "Yeah. Now that the towers have appeared, surviving the preliminaries was definitely worth it. But I won't be participating