Test Questions (Part 2)

Ronan's consciousness reentered the Void Brain interface. Two days and one night of downloading had not brought any obvious changes here. Only a new notification window waited there, covering the information refresh window and stating, "Offline Test Bank download complete." It severely lacked any sense of ceremony.

Perhaps because of that, and because he was worried about the gravity issue in the "Abyss World," Ronan felt nothing in particular and directly selected Confirm.

The notification window vanished, and new yet familiar-looking characters appeared in the information refresh window behind it: "Rights Confirmation Review Program initiated. Confirming activation of the Offline Test Program. Rights holder genetic data not entered into database... Recording results... Overall score failed."

If I'd known I had to enter everything again, I would've spent these past two days doing a few more sets of questions and built up my base score!

Ronan gave two mental heh hehs as more information continued to scroll: "...Additional Test Bank data retrieved... Additional question difficulty confirmed as 'Space-Time Configuration,' Sky Ladder Level Two. Extracting test questions."

Without the slightest transition, the Void Brain interface underwent a visible change. The deep starry-sky background began to "expand," and the "Brain of Emptiness Galaxy" at its center seemed to rush toward him. Hundreds of millions of stars streamed and shifted, then scattered in every direction, representing a process of drawing closer, enlarging, and focusing.

The stars became sparse and felt more distant, while the profound void filled most of his field of vision. Soon, however, relatively rich colors were smeared across it—the main source being a blazing fireball in the distance. Its radiation was too intense, and after diffraction and refraction through certain interstellar matter, it formed a huge, distorted, shifting light spot that blurred the sphere's proper outline. Some parts of its elongated