After successfully registering, Ethen Cole was guided to wait in front of the entrance to the 27th Talent Assessnt Room.
Because there were as many as 210,000 participants in the second subject exam, the exam hall divided the candidates into different talent assessnt rooms.
The 27th Talent Assessnt Room, where Ethen Cole was assigned, would accommodate the talent assessnt of 800 candidates.
Coincidentally, Azfar Ren was also assigned to the 27th Assessnt Room.
At this mont, the two t again in the waiting area outside the door of the 27th Assessnt Room.
Azfar Ren wanted to greet Ethen Cole, but due to the earlier awkward situation, he hesitated to move forward.
Ethen Cole sat alone on a plastic chair, quietly observing his surroundings and enjoying the peace.
Soon, the assessnt began.
In the second round of the talent test, candidates could choose any talent to be tested, with a perfect score of 10,000 points.
The total score was set so high to differentiate among the candidates and allow those with high talent battle pets to stand out.
Inside the assessnt room, there was a clerk responsible for recording scores.
He continuously announced the scores of tested students over the microphone.
The first few dozen students who participated in the assessnt mostly had average results, with scores rarely exceeding 500 points.
The most unfortunate candidate scored less than 100 points.
When he walked out of the assessnt room holding his battle pet, everyone had a look of understanding, realizing why he scored so poorly.
His battle pet was a green caterpillar with very low talent.
The evolution path of a green caterpillar is extrely difficult, lacking excellence in stamina, speed, strength, or any other aspects.
Scoring so low was not surprising.
This candidate managed to pass the first round with a low tier green caterpillar mainly because it had undergone a mutation, gaining so combat ability.
However, even so, his battle pet was still just a slightly combat capable green caterpillar.
This marked the end of his path in the college entrance examination.
"Next, Nanli High School, Class 3, Azfar Ren!"
The examiner looked at the candidate with the green caterpillar and sighed slightly before announcing the next candidate.
It was Azfar Ren's turn.
"My child Azfar, do your best!"
Aunt Kiah was extrely nervous as she watched her son walk into the assessnt room.
She anxiously paced back and forth in the waiting area.
Although Aunt Kiah was known for being status conscious, she had always been devoted to her son.
Her remarriage was also to provide a better environnt for Azfar Ren's growth.
At this mont, it was a critical ti that would decide Azfar Ren's fate.
Her heart couldn't help but pound violently.
"Parent, please do not move around randomly; it affects the candidates' preparation!"
The examiner maintaining order in the room sternly warned Aunt Kiah.
Hearing this, Aunt Kiah blushed and instinctively retorted.
"I'm just walking here; how could I be affecting others? I'm concerned about my son. Besides, even if I wanted to, I couldn't possibly affect excellent candidates. As for those who are just there to make up the numbers, it's too late for them to start cramming now..."
Aunt Kiah said loudly.
Her words drew angry glares from many students and parents.
Seeing the situation turning unfavorable, the examiner quickly intervened with a stern warning.
"Enough! The university entrance exam is very harsh, and not every candidate can get into college. But just being here makes them brave. Whether these candidates are excellent or not is not for you to judge!"
The examiner's words left Aunt Kiah feeling embarrassed.
"Hmph..."
Aunt Kiah also realized she should not cause any more trouble. She glared at the examiner and quietly sat back down, refraining from further argunt.
After this small incident, the clerk announced Azfar Ren's score.
"Azfar Ren, 712 points!"
The score of 712 points simultaneously appeared on the electronic screen.
Seeing this score, Aunt Kiah jumped up in delight.
Most of the other candidates present were also quite envious.
After all, based on past experience, achieving over 680 points in the second subject usually ant advancing to the third subject assessnt.
With 712 points, Azfar Ren was likely secure!
This ti, the examiner did not scold Aunt Kiah again.
He knew that with Azfar Ren's score, he was bound to enter the third round.
If Azfar Ren passed the third subject assessnt, he would beco a college freshman.
There was no need to offend the mother of a future college student over a trivial matter.
Seeing that the examiner was intimidated, Aunt Kiah beca even more complacent.
As soon as he ca out of the assessnt room, she gave Azfar Ren a big hug.
"Son, you are absolutely amazing! You were very steady during the mock exams, and today is no different. Truly, you are my son. You've perfectly demonstrated what it ans to have the style of a prospective college student."
Aunt Kiah boasted without any restraint.
In this situation, most of the other parents could only look on with envy.
Due to the second round of competition, the elimination rate exceeded 50%.
Azfar Ren's achievent of scoring 712 points clearly demonstrates that his comprehensive abilities are indeed among the best.
"Oh, if my son scored that well, I would brag too."
"Yeah, I wonder how long it will be before it's my daughter's turn."
"Oh my, my head is starting to hurt again. My son usually has good grades, but he has one big problem, his performance tends to be unstable. Heaven help us."
A group of parents chattered away.
In the face of this scene, Ethen Cole showed no reaction.
After so thought, he decided to assess the agility of the Blux in this round of the exam.
After all, Blux is a battle pet that excels in agility.
After Azfar Ren, several more candidates entered the examination room. Their performances varied; so excelled while others appeared sowhat disappointed.
Soon, the examiner called out Ethen Cole's na.
"Present!"
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