Qiao Sang turned to look at Shi Gaofeng.
Shi Gaofeng had never expected the slap in the face to come so quickly. He hurriedly tried to save face. "There's still that one person who failed. Ninety-nine percent of people don't have what it takes to become Professional Pet Tamers."
Qiao Sang offered no opinion. Judging from the brief battle just now, that examiner had not gone as easy on the candidate as Shi Gaofeng claimed.
And that was indeed the case.
"Wu Ding really is something else. He only tests two moves. If someone's skill proficiency hasn't reached minor mastery, he fails them. If it has, he goes easy on them and lets them pass. How can an E-Class Beast Tamer assessment only look at skill proficiency?" complained one of the two seated examiners, a female examiner with wheat-colored skin and black hair tied in a low ponytail.
"You can't put it that way," said the other examiner, a man who looked to be around twenty and wore a black baseball cap. "Skills are the foundation of pet beasts. For E-Class Beast Tamers, it's too difficult to combine different basic skills, so all we can do is look at the proficiency of each skill."
"Minor mastery is neither too high nor too low a requirement for E-Class Beast Tamers. As long as they meet the standard, it shows that the Beast Tamer has put effort into training their pet beast."
"So when you assess people later, you'll only look at proficiency too?" the female examiner asked with a frown.
"Of course not." The male examiner rubbed his clean-shaven chin. "What I mainly look at is the understanding and coordination between the pet beast and its Beast Tamer. Proficiency can always be built up with resources and time. Their coordination with