After Eichi left, someone ran in and hurried over to Teacher Tong Chuan. "Teacher, what score did this guy get?"
Teacher Tong Chuan picked up Eichi's test paper and placed it before him. "See for yourself."
The student picked up Eichi's paper and saw the 80 points written at the top.
Thank goodness, only eighty points.
Seventy percent of the students in Class One had scored above eighty.
But then he suddenly remembered—Eichi did not seem to be studying this subject specifically.
Much of the knowledge involved was something only those intending to apply for the Inspector Academy specialization would study.
For someone who had never studied it to score so highly was terrifying to think about.
Still, he refused to believe Eichi had not studied it at all, comforting himself that Eichi must have learned it before.
He then put down Eichi's test paper and ran out. He had to let everyone know about this as quickly as possible.
Very soon, the entire class erupted. Some of those jealous of Eichi refused to acknowledge that he was better than them, believing he had cheated to get that score.
After all, they had not seen Eichi answer the questions.
All that remained was to wait for the other two assessments that afternoon.
At that moment, Eichi was leisurely eating lunch in the cafeteria.
To him, nothing was more important than eating.
The Inspector Academy's Entrance Assessment consisted of three parts: a theoretical assessment, a physical fitness assessment, and a final practical combat assessment.
Other than the additional physical fitness assessment, it was not much different from Silver Academy's Entrance Assessment.
Time slowly passed. After taking a comfortable nap, Eichi arrived at the classroom.
The moment he reached the door, he found everyone looking at him.
There were all kinds of