"Done."
At the same time, in another examination room within the Silver Gallery, the plump Fairy Doll suddenly spoke.
"What's done?" Larkspur, who had been sitting idly beside the equipment, turned her head toward the doll.
"Your child's matter."
The Fairy Doll waved its paw and displayed the light screen in its hand before Larkspur. "Her test results should, by all rights, have been selected and sent before Her Majesty, but I helped her slip through."
Unlike the viewing arrangements for the previous maze assessment, the Magic Armament assessment stage had no organized group viewing session.
Firstly, the assessment process itself was not particularly entertaining. Secondly, the tests involved many high-end instruments from within the Research Institute, and the Institute was unwilling to publicly display such information.
But the lack of viewing did not mean the results would go unseen. In fact, during this assessment, data on every Magic Armament with a final rating above Briza would be submitted in real time to the Education Selection Office of the Crown Faction within the Magic Affairs Institute.
The Crown Faction's Education Selection Office would screen these results, select some Magic Armament data it deemed promising, and send them into the Royal Court. The Royal Court's court secretaries would then conduct another round of screening and present the most valuable data to the Queen.
Without question, any data that reached the Queen this way would leave an impression on her. If everything developed smoothly, the "being highly valued" that Lin Xiaolu had once imagined was not impossible. Unfortunately, she had never considered that there might be a villain blocking her career path.
That "villain" was none other than Larkspur.
Larkspur did not want her daughter's test results to be sent before the Queen.
Lin Xiaolu's Magic Armament was extraordinary—so extraordinary that it