Assessment

"This city alone is already astonishing enough to us, so don't entertain any other ideas. If something truly astonishing like that were possible, then it would be impossible. So let the eliminations begin. After all, most people are meant to be eliminated. There is nothing wrong with that. If they were not eliminated, it would make even less sense."

After these people arrived in the city, the first thing to be tested was their knowledge. They were given examination papers so they could understand what kind of people they were. If they could not even understand something like this, they might develop other ideas. To prevent such thoughts from arising, they had to make every possible preparation. That was the most normal thing to do. If even this was not as they had described, things might truly become worthless—or even more troublesome.

"Since we have already told them, they must also be prepared for this principle. Otherwise, they may not even know how to read. Those who barely know any written characters should be eliminated directly. After all, if we do not eliminate them, what else can we say? So I think eliminating them is entirely justified. If they still have other ideas even about something like this, then there is no need to say anything more. Once they understand their own situation, everything becomes simple. In this situation, anything can be discussed."

Without these things, what else was there to say? Therefore, he felt there was no need to tell them what they should do. They only needed to understand what this matter required, and that would be enough. Since that was the case, they had already been told the benefits of it.

"Since everyone is just as I imagined, let us go tell them now. Things have already