The entire Array Discussion Assembly ended just like that, in the bizarre atmosphere of Mo Hua's boredom and everyone else's terror.
From beginning to end, Mo Hua sat where he was, listlessly drawing one array after another.
No matter whether the array exam questions were difficult or easy, there was not the slightest difference beneath his brush.
He had even controlled the time he spent drawing each array to be exactly the same.
This was also the only part of this Array Discussion Assembly that had required him to use a bit of his brain.
In the end, as expected, Mo Hua took first place in Array Dao.
And this time, after taking first place, he stopped. He did not draw through all the exam questions again, did not put too much pressure on the other children, and did not make things difficult for the examiners.
He was exceedingly considerate and thoughtful.
Afterward, Mo Hua said nothing more. He merely rose slowly, swept his gaze across the venue, nodded to the chief examiner, and then left.
Low-key and restrained.
At least, that was what Mo Hua himself thought.
Yet in everyone else's eyes, that sort of "composure" carried a profound calmness and ease that seemed to stand above countless geniuses—a peerless brilliance with every edge concealed within, as natural as heaven itself.
He was terrifyingly strong, yet tranquil, to the point of returning to simplicity...
And so, the Array Discussion Assembly came to its close amid that curtain call.
Mo Hua made a slight move and "again" took first place.
The other array geniuses gave it their all, yet could not defeat him.
Thus, Mo Hua became the only disciple in the history of the Dao Discussion Assembly to hold two Array Dao "Champion" titles alone.
One "Array Dao Champion"