Translator: Tuiwen Editor: Tuiwen
Was No. 1 High School filled with geniuses?
If he could just absorb their energy, perhaps he could be as smart as they are.
Fang Hui snapped back to his senses, trying his best not to look at Yao Tangand Yan Yu. He needed to think of sothing else.
He focused his mind on the person on the stage.
There were so many people who perford on stage, and all of them were incredibly talented. The atmosphere was as bright as the music, and he couldn’t help but be srized.
He was also familiar with quite a lot of people.
After all, there were plenty of people who had already participated in these types of events in the past. However, he also saw so new faces.
He never really looked down on the newbies. After all, they all had their own talents. Besides, the newbies may even surprise even the most expert player.
He was very much looking forward to seeing them play.
And as he saw these new faces playing on the stage, his suspicions were confird.
They were indeed very talented.
While they were lacking in experience, they were still quite talented with their own respective instrunts. It was truly a wonder to witness their playing.
He frowned.
If it had been based on the previous standards, passing the assessnt wouldn’t be much of a problem.
However, so many events have transpired. There were new people who had joined. There were also so old people who had co back with a renewed spirit. How would they do once it’s their turn?
“What do you think of the orchestra that just played?” Yao Tang’s soft voice pulled him back to reality.
“They’re very strong.”
However, just as he had finished speaking, Yao Tang had already turned to Yan Yu. They weren’t looking in his direction. It seed that they weren’t even talking to him in the first place.
Hearing his words, the two were stunned to silence before the young man shook his head.
“Their performance isn’t bad,” Yan Yu agreed. “But they wouldn’t be able to compare to ours.”
Hm.
He nodded subtly.
Then, he turned to the other mbers of the Glory Orchestra, “No matter how strong or amazing the orchestra is on stage, we must not be intimidated,” he stated firmly. “We’ll still do our best, all right? That way, we wouldn’t have any regrets.”
Everyone nodded seriously.
Then, another orchestra stepped onto the stage.
The judges in the front row didn’t have any emotions on their faces. In fact, it was as if they weren’t even affected by the music at all.
Upon a closer look, he realized that he couldn’t recognize them.
In the previous rounds of the assessnt, he always saw so familiar faces on the panel. It was how he knew—or at least, have an idea—as to their grading rubric.
But this ti, he couldn’t recognize any of them.
Interesting.
Fang Hui, at first, didn’t think much of it. However, when he took another look, he saw that there were dals attached to each of their vests.
They all reflected their rankings within the Music Association.
When he saw their levels, Fang Hui couldn’t help but gasp.
Back then, the judges who appeared in the previous assessnts were part of the lower rankings.
In fact, the most experienced judge they had, had only three stars.
Most of the judges who had appeared then only had two stars. While that was a feat in itself, they weren’t the best of their association.
However, now, he could see that almost all of them were four-star mbers. There were a couple of three-starred judges, but that was it!
How could this be?
It didn’t seem like a regular assessnt at all, but rather an assessnt to beco a mber of the Music Association!
Back then, he thought nothing would’ve changed.
But now, he could feel his sweat dripping down his cheeks.
He clenched his jaw.
Now, mbers from the other orchestras began noticing this as well.
“It can’t be! They’re all four-star judges?”
Fear coated their tones.
This was not the first ti they had participated in an assessnt.
But this assessnt was the most terrifying of them all.
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