Some people preferred to stay in the common room and watch. They had a certain degree of confidence in themselves and did not care much about information being leaked.
Whatever the exact rules were, having one's identity read aloud at a time like this was an extremely dangerous thing.
Of course, there were always exceptions to everything.
There were always people who could not keep their mouths shut.
Dark remained seated, teasing DemiDevimon from time to time as he waited for the moment to arrive.
Meanwhile, in Vice Principal Sarah Sylph's office.
Dulong had originally wanted to stay, but Pistan dragged him away.
Rose, knowing that Diana definitely would not be able to control herself, also pulled her back to the dormitory.
Thus, the common room gradually became less crowded.
The preconfigured circuit had already automatically tallied the results.
The reason they were sitting here was merely to see how their students would answer.
The questions each student received were not actually the same. Even the final math question had been randomly selected from a bank of a thousand questions.
The Arithmetic Class professors from all six grades were gathered in the office.
Magic circles had unfolded before them, and the students' answers formed answer sheets displayed upon those circles.
These answer sheets did not actually need to be graded.
Professor Lily, who was seated among them, suddenly let out a cry of surprise.
The elderly professor beside her could not help asking, "What is it?"
Staring at the answer sheet before her, Lily suddenly revealed a frightened expression. "What's going on? How could Dark possibly get it wrong?"
However, these questions still revealed certain tendencies.
Based on those tendencies, they would assign identities to the students.
"Huh!"
Professor Eric, the third-year professor, asked curiously, "Is it really that terrifying?