The exam ran from eight to ten, a full 120 minutes.
But the paper was far shorter than Dark had expected.
Perhaps this was because this world had neither Three Years of Mock Exams, Five Years of College Entrance Exams nor a habit of frequent testing. Students therefore lacked exam experience, and their answering speed was limited.
Thus, the professors had written the paper based on the answering speed of the majority.
But for Dark Demon, who had emerged from an exam-oriented education system, it was simply not satisfying enough.
Just half an hour later, he had finished every question.
Then, in pursuit of a high score, he began checking his answers with great care.
In fact, in his previous life, he had never had the good habit of checking his work after finishing an exam.
But he was no longer the person he had once been.
Born into this world, after his memories awakened, his temperament and will had both been tempered. Reflected in an exam, that meant he had become more patient.
After checking three times and correcting one careless mistake, Dark finally put down his pen and looked toward Professor Sylph at the podium.
Professor Sylph glanced at him and pointed at the blackboard.
One of the rules was written there in plain sight: "Students may not leave the examination room early until at least one hour of the exam has passed."
Nine o'clock sharp.
Dark gathered his paper and pen, preparing to hand in his test, but just as he was about to rise, he suddenly sat back down.
"Even if I hand it in, I have nowhere to go. I might as well wait here."
With that thought, he turned to look out the crystal-clear window, and his thoughts gradually began to churn once