A-City.
Hero Assessment and Evaluation.
As the name implied, it was an examination held by the Hero Association to recruit new heroes and determine their ranks.
And it was held very frequently.
Normally, professional examinations like this were held once a year.
Yet the Hero Assessment and Evaluation had already reached a frequency of one and a half times per month.
This one, for example, was the fifty-third session.
But the Hero Association had been founded less than three years ago.
That alone showed how urgently the Hero Association was expanding its scale and influence.
It also showed just how great this world's demand for heroes was.
Fortunately, the Hero Association had not excessively lowered its standards for the sake of numbers.
The number of existing heroes listed on the official website proved that.
16 S-Class heroes, 38 A-Class heroes, 103 B-Class heroes, and 397 C-Class heroes.
And those numbers were updated every month.
After all, being a hero was a high-risk profession. People were always dying, and people were always joining.
But compared to the five hundred-odd heroes, the number of people participating in the assessment before him definitely exceeded a thousand.
And this was only one of the six specially designated venues.
Jiwei stared speechlessly at the long line stretching more than ten meters past the entrance.
He had spent this period training at the dojo.
Since there were not many disciples, he and Charanko had practically received one-on-one instruction from Bang.
And because he had already mastered Water Breathing, he made rapid progress in learning its fist-based version.
Even without a sword, he could now unleash the power of Water Breathing.
That was quite satisfying.
Silently, time slipped away like fine sand through an hourglass.
Jiwei noticed that although there were many people in line, it kept