Chapter 201

Icarus shook his head and said, "No. I haven't accepted disciples for a long time now." Dawkin's expression shifted, but he continued keeping his head down to plead, "Please, Dr. Frye." Icarus creased his brows. Molly came forward and said, "Please get up, Mr. Kimball. Mr. Frye will be displeased if you keep doing this." Dawkins was stunned. He raised his head and noticed Icarus' solemn expression. His heart skipped a beat before quickly standing up and apologizing, "I'm sorry, Dr. Frye. I'm just—" "I suggest you seek a martial arts grandmaster or a sect, and tell them your daughter, June, has a Primordial Constitution. I'm sure many will be eager to take her as their disciple." Icarus interrupted before turning and leaving. Molly bid farewell to Dawkins before following Icarus. June remained kneeling on the floor as she looked at Icarus' back. She blinked as her thoughts wandered off. … Molly looked at Icarus in the car and asked after some hesitations, "Mr. Frye, s