The act of defeating the monstrous text sprawled across a blank sheet of paper, using the accumulated knowledge and theories in one’s mind.

Ah! The written exam! A truly splendid ordeal, befitting its bitter name.

It’s a moment where one can prove how diligently they’ve planted themselves in a seat, a chance to validate their efforts without shedding a single drop of blood. For some, it’s a time to prove themselves and vent their pent-up frustration.

“Ten minutes remaining.”

The voice of Juyeon, the exam proctor, seeped clearly into the ears of the students.@@novelbin@@

Only one proctor was overseeing the exam in their class—Juyeon alone.

Yet, not a single person dared attempt any form of misconduct. No one even considered it.

Even when Juyeon had her back turned, they all knew that any foolish act would undoubtedly be caught.

“...”

Like watching a gas stove burner from the outside, Rohan carefully double-checked whether he had written his name and student number correctly.

He had already verified it countless times, but after confirming once more that his personal details were written cleanly and correctly, he returned his focus to the remaining questions.

‘Just two more questions left...’

The end of the written exam was in sight.

To maintain his concentration up to this point, he had even settled for a light meal of nutritional supplements at lunch.

The slight hunger kept his mind razor-sharp.

There were a few questions he struggled with due to gaps in his knowledge, but overall, he felt that he had managed quite well.

“Five minutes remaining.”

On a side note, Noah Frozenheart had been sweating profusely since the beginning of the exam.

* Cooperation with your partner

* Your physical condition at the end of the exam

* The number of monsters you dealt with

* Peer evaluation from your assigned partner

* If you deliberately seek out monsters, you will be prepared.

* If you encounter them unexpectedly, any competent fighter will have some means of response.

* Civilians with no combat experience could be trapped alongside warriors.

* Debilitating conditions could rapidly weaken even skilled fighters.

* Resources would be scarce, and even a properly trained team could fail to form a coherent strategy due to sheer bad luck.

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