Still, she raised her little fists and gave herself a pep talk.
Sara had some confidence. She might not be able to beat Konan or Kaguya, but surely she could beat someone else.
As long as she didn't face Konan or Kaguya in the first round, she had a chance.
"There are ten days until the second exam. Do your best, Sara," Uchiha Yin said with a smile.
"Rasa, Karura, Pakura, how did you three do?" Maji, their team leader, asked as he looked at them.
Rasa said nothing. His expression was frighteningly dark.
He didn't want to remember a single thing that had happened during the first exam.
Karura and Pakura, on the other hand, exchanged glances, apparently recalling what had just happened.
They each secretly gripped the protective charm tucked inside their clothes, and both their faces flushed. Maji couldn't make heads or tails of it.
Their three very different expressions left Maji unable to guess how these three young geniuses had done on the first exam.
He knew exactly how strong they were. If they hadn't lacked experience, all three might already have become Jonin.
It was precisely because of their extraordinary strength that the three of them had been put on the same team.
But from the looks of things, something seemed wrong.
"I don't want to talk about the first exam. We made it to the second one, and that's all that matters," Rasa said stiffly, then turned to leave.
Maji bristled at Rasa's attitude, but he didn't dare vent his anger.
All three were geniuses and the future of Sunagakure. As a temporary teacher, he had little authority over them.
A team of geniuses this strong should have been led by Ebizo.
But the moment Ebizo heard the exam would be held in Konoha,