Luo Yuan stood nearby, helping the Investigation Bureau keep a written record by typing on a tablet.
During the second round of testing, tester Ke Meng forcibly interrupted the process, causing Flowing Fish to stop absorbing text. The words from the exam paper hung in midair for fifteen seconds before returning to the paper along their original paths...
Information about Flowing Fish remained a mystery to the Investigation Bureau.
It had provisionally been classified as Level Six, since it had displayed neither sufficient destructive potential nor particularly outstanding utility.
Flowing Fish dove underwater, leaving Ke Meng with no way to get at it.
It was a natural expert in aquatic environments, with a slippery disposition that made it utterly impossible to control.
Ke Meng waited on the shore for a while, then asked Shirley to dive in and catch the fish.
Shirley leaped into the water and swiftly swam down.
With supernatural power bolstering her, she was just as fast underwater, breaking past the limits imposed by her body shape and the water's resistance.
Not wanting to be left out, Tangyuan volunteered too, barking loudly.
"Go on." Ke Meng waved his hand.
Tangyuan transformed into a large dog and plunged headfirst into the water.
White Sugar remained on the shore, staring blankly like a block of wood, hoping the Evil God in human form had not noticed.
In White Sugar's mind, diving underwater was risky. When you could not see what lurked beneath the surface, it was best not to dive in.
The key to survival was keeping your head down.
White Sugar readily gave in to fear. Out of sight, out of mind-no thinking about it, and no volunteering.
On the shore, Ke Meng patted the Chinese-language college entrance exam paper. It contained the essay he had written a