"What?" Reed was somewhat bewildered. He had thought the assessment would involve targeted exam questions testing his knowledge and other abilities, but they had given him a question he had never considered before.
God?
Shouldn't they be testing mathematics, physics, biology, chemistry, and so on?
Gwen did not answer. She merely opened the metal door in silence, revealing a magnificent scene like a vast starry sky within. At Gwen's command, a desolate planet drew near from afar, spinning rapidly toward them with the overwhelming impact of crashing through the doorway.
Facing the ever-growing planet, Reed and the others instinctively took several steps back. Then, after the planet filled the entire doorway, it suddenly collapsed and disintegrated before their eyes, staging the apocalypse of a world.
"Are you ready? If you are, step through this door." Gwen turned around and gestured sideways at the four of them. "The moment you cross through, all instructions and requirements will be transmitted into your minds. Then you'll know what you need to do and how far you need to go."
"This isn't the kind of assessment I expected." Reed did not quite understand, but his eyes showed clear interest. "I thought you would ask us questions to test us."
"We Hebron phased out that kind of assessment some time ago. Its problem is that the upper limit of the questions set by the examiner may not necessarily be the limit of the person answering them.
"If you possess great talent and achievements in more than one field, then we would need to prepare relevant questions for you. The questions would also need to account for things like replacement and leaks. So why not solve the problem once and for all?
"This is an open-ended assessment. Even if you know about it, every person's score