"Do you take me for an idiot? With my abilities, even ten seconds wouldn't be enough to destroy a hundred balloons. But when you said we had to go by the clock's time, you reminded me of something."
"If I can't break the balloons, can't I break the clock instead? Look, the clock has already stopped." I sneered.
"That's cheating!" the woman shouted.
"This isn't cheating. Since this is your neurology department, the test is obviously about human thinking. According to the normal rules, it's impossible no matter what."
"But if you break free from the limitations of human thinking, it becomes easy to complete. That's the optimal solution. Am I right?"
Upon hearing this, the woman nodded, a smile appearing on her face. "That's right. You guessed correctly."
"Of course, aside from that method, I have an even better solution," I said.
"Oh? What solution?" The woman looked at me.
"Threatening your life, naturally." I looked at her and smiled. "After all, if you can't solve the problem, solve the person who posed it."
The woman was so enraged that she spat blood. She took out a piece of paper and handed it directly to me. "You win. Go."
Liu Ling'er and I walked down the stairs and went to orthopedics.
There was a burly man here. When he moved, he seemed just like a giant.
"Since you've come to my orthopedics department, prepare to have every bone in your body broken!" the giant roared as he charged at me.
The phantom of the Asura King appeared behind me, and I charged forward without hesitation.
The two of us fought in the cramped examination room, trading punches and kicks for a full half hour.
In the end, I came away unscathed, while my opponent had been beaten until his