The exam was going very smoothly!
Just ten minutes later, Alvin realized that more than half the kids had discovered that the answers they were silently repeating to themselves didn't match the test in front of them.
That gave Alvin a little comfort.
At least these little brats weren't completely clueless.
They might not be able to figure out the right answers.
But they could still spot the obviously wrong ones.
Looking at the smiling Alvin and the stern-faced Bourne...
The kids weren't fools. They finally understood that there was no escaping their "detention vacation."
They scratched their heads as they stared at the math problems they were sure to fail, and the whole exam hall descended into a chorus of anguished wails.
Alvin glanced at Bourne and put a check next to the names of a few kids who were still stubbornly trying to solve the problems with their "answers."
He smiled, shook his head, and turned to leave the exam hall.
When it came to math, if you didn't know it, you didn't know it!
Pietro and the others' desperate struggles were pointless!
It was enough for Alvin to make his position clear and ensure that they wouldn't forget his face while they were "wishing they were dead"!
In a fairly good mood, Alvin made his way through the various exam halls in the School Building.
He'd originally wanted to go scare Nick, but Professor Wilson intercepted him at the stairwell.
Looking at the professor's somewhat gaunt figure, Alvin smiled and said, "Old friend...
What have you been up to lately?
You look like you've been working yourself too hard."
Professor Wilson grabbed Alvin and led him into his office...
Once they were seated on the sofa, Professor Wilson took off his glasses and tiredly rubbed the bridge