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The examiner seems to be giving scores randomly.

However, there was no violation!

In other words, does the examiner genuinely agree with this answer?

Was it that she misunderstood Human Ethics, or was there a problem with the examiner?

That's it? That's it?

Dekan immediately began openly Taunt, giving her a taste of her own medicine.

Altis was so angry she gritted her teeth.

More than feeling resentful, she now harbored doubts about the demon's origin.

She felt she hadn't done anything wrong!

How can such an evil answer be accepted and even receive a high score?

However, his answer received a very low score.

Altis even began to wonder if the human version was updating too quickly, causing her to experience a generation gap and overlook some crucial details.

After completing the first two tests.

Dekan's score jumped from 5 to 25.

Altis went from 25 to 30, but she still maintained her lead.

Morion also saw the content of the third question.

He couldn't suppress a smile.

This devil is still too innocent.

It's fair to say that Altis was unlucky to have encountered two such outstanding individuals.

Let's start with Dekan's answer to the first question.

Morion understood what Dekan meant.

If they followed the normal logic, they would have no chance of defeating this Demon Grand Scholar.

But.

The key to victory lies in...

The examiner was Morion.

He is no ordinary person.

So, after giving up on the first question with an absurd answer like "You can't kill people because everyone still has value," which might not even get points from a normal examiner, Dekan...

Morion immediately understood the tactics Dekan was trying to convey to him.

Because Morion found this answer quite reasonable!

How can you kill them before they've been fully exploited?

In fact, the answers that test takers need to provide are not those that would convince a normal person.

It was an answer that convinced Morion!

So Morion understood how to set the questions next.

On matters of principle and those that touch upon fundamental issues, both Morion and Dekan have firm principles.

This is why, even though their behavior was extremely bizarre, they remained clearly distinct from the evil cultists of the Resurrection Church.

So much so that in the first question, when Morion asked a question that touched upon their basic human decency, Morion made a normal human judgment.

Therefore, they accepted Altis's explanation.

But.

In areas where Morion has unique insights.

He won't accept a standard answer!

So the second question was raised --

On labor.

Dekan understands Morion.

He was quite certain how to give Morion an answer that would be acceptable on certain issues.

Just answer according to the vampire's own logic.

As expected, I got a high score.

Soon.

Here comes the next question.

[Question 3: Please formulate a question based on the theme "Kindness".]

Morion thought for a moment and asked:

"The third question: If a sixth-tier demon has taken some humans hostage, and you are a seventh-tier ranger, you are certain to defeat the demon in a one-on-one fight. However, just as the demon is about to lose, it uses wind magic to throw two cages containing humans into the sky in opposite directions. One cage holds five elderly people, and the other holds a young man with a bright future. If you go to rescue either group, the demon will escape, and if you chase after the demon, the hostages will all die. What would you do?"

After hearing this question, Altis felt her blood pressure rise a little.

Her first reaction was to kill the person who asked the question.

But she couldn't possibly answer like that; she's a scholar who seriously studies academic issues.

Morion has finished asking his question; five minutes of preparation time are now available.

This time, Dekan still didn't try to answer first, but simply waited for Altis to reply.

"I'd like to ask first about the martial arts skills a seventh-tier ranger possesses in this situation, as well as the rank of these hostages themselves. And what about the setting and environment...?"

Altis began to suspect that there were some traps in the problem that she was unaware of.

She also had to consider that the examiner might have some unique ideas.

Just like in the previous question, she must have overlooked some crucial detail, which led to the deviation.

Morion then began to elaborate on the conditions that Altis wanted to know.

After listening, Altis thought about it carefully and then answered affirmatively:

"I think we should try to abandon the rescue of humanity and prioritize killing this demon that poses a greater threat to humanity, because if we let this demon go, even more innocent people will die in the future..."

"The hostages will die. I couldn't save them, but it's not my fault..."

After listening to Altis's thorough answer, Morion nodded:

"10 points."

Why is it another low score??

Altis finally couldn't sit still any longer.

He raised questions to Morion.

Morion simply smiled without saying a word and shrugged.

He's not even going to act anymore.

Because Altis isn't stupid.

She waited until she heard Dekan's reply.

You'll definitely realize where the problem lies.

We can't let those two Norton mutants screw us over like this anymore.

"Heh, let me teach you. He gave you a 10 because you were right about not rescuing the hostage, but your explanation is completely off-topic."

Dekan said with a mocking laugh.

"So, will you be able to answer correctly?"

Altis was not convinced at all.

"Why not?"

After confronting Altis, Dekan turned to Morion and asked:

"I'd like to ask the examiner first: are these five elderly people and this young man professionals with life skills or special talents?"

Altis was somewhat puzzled by Dekan's question.

Most of her previous questions were about specific scenarios, such as whether the hostages had any magical items on them and whether they had any chance of survival.

But she never expected to ask such a seemingly unrelated question.

"No."

Morion was absolutely certain.

It was as if this was a necessary condition; he had been waiting for someone to ask him about it.

"Then the answer is obvious: don't rescue either side, but find a way to capture and enslave this sixth-tier demon, because he is the one with the highest labor force, and we should extract the greatest value from him."

"25 points!"

Morion gave a strong endorsement.

And.

No violation!

At this point, Dekan's score had surpassed Dekan's for the first time.

The ratio is 50 to 40.

"?????"

Altis was dumbfounded.

She was filled with indignation, yet for a moment she felt speechless.

This is infuriating.

What kind of Underworld Human Ethics is this?!

Could it be that she's been cooped up in this prison for too long?

Have humans... unknowingly evolved to a point she cannot comprehend?