He waited anxiously until midnight passed.
He waited and waited, but Dewitt gave no sign of life, not even a word about whether the result was right.
Song He messaged Katerina. "Has Dewitt graded your answer?"
Katerina: "I chickened out."
Song He: "What do you mean?"
Katerina: "The final result you calculated was too strange. After I finished copying it, I stared at it for a long time but didn't dare submit it. By the time I hesitated my way past the deadline, the time was up."
Song He couldn't help laughing aloud. Katerina seemed to be a conflicted person too. She had copied the answer, yet somehow hadn't dared submit it. If she was that timid, she shouldn't have copied it in the first place!
He stopped waiting. Dewitt might have gone to sleep, or perhaps he was carefully grading the other students' answers. It would probably take several hours before the results came out.
What should he do?
Song He decided to turn around and reexamine Dewitt's test, solving it all over again!
Reviewing a battle was a necessary task after it ended. This was especially true for a confusing large campaign, which required repeated review and analysis.
That was what he had learned during his brief study of the art of command in the military.
He had submitted the paper, but he still hadn't fully understood the questions. With a careful review, he was confident he could squeeze out more experience and level up!
Alien Zoo, Red-haired Gorilla Pavilion.
Late at night, nearly all the red-haired gorillas had long since fallen asleep.
Only one figure was crouched in the corner.
Durian painfully scratched at his scalp and panted heavily. From time to time, he lost control of his emotions and slammed his fists into the grass.