Translator: Tuiwen Editor: Tuiwen
Any decision decided on by any of the judges would require a joint discussion with the higher-ups of the Music Association.
Now, they were going to change everything just because an old man had said so?
The old man must have said this to scare them.
“Are you saying that because we were disrespectful?”
“Even if you are angry, you shouldn’t joke around like that! This matter concerns all of us. You can’t do that.”
“Yeah, don’t you think that the matter has nothing to do with us?”
“The Association has never stopped taking any assessnts. How will you recruit new mbers if you had stopped?”
As soon as these words were stated, everyone felt much more assured and comfortable with themselves. They should be safe, right?
At that ti, Fang Hui spoke.
“My grandmother had said that the Music Association had stopped taking any assessnts three tis since they started. It was always such a controversy when they did so.”
“However, this had happened more than ten years ago, so not many may have rembered it.”
As soon as these words were said, everyone turned to glance over to the judges, wanting to get an answer from them.
The judges imdiately recovered from the shock of the old man’s words and slowly nodded at the crowd.
“Yes, the Association has already done it three tis.”
They initially thought that they would be able to run a more closed assessnt. But they knew of the old man’s identity. Whatever he says will go.
He indeed had the ability to do this.
However, the suspension of the assessnt was still a big shock to them all. For a mont, the judges didn’t feel as if they could accept the news.
Just then, one of the judges imdiately glanced up at the crowd. “Actually, not all assessnts had been closed,” he said slowly. “You can say that they’re half closed.”
Everyone furrowed their eyebrows.
The judge stroke his chin. “While the assessnts for orchestras have stopped, the individual assessnts…”
After everyone heard this, they all glanced up at the judge.
They weren’t sure if they could pass the individual assessnt, but what if they were lucky enough to pass it? There was still hope for them, right?
As if sensing their excitent, he hurriedly said, “I haven’t finished. What I ant to say is that there was only one instrunt in the individual assessnt category that is still being assessed. The rest have been closed.”
However, he just couldn’t rember what that instrunt was.
Only one instrunt..
After hearing this, everyone felt as if cold water had been poured over their heads. Their hearts were cold.
At this point, they didn’t have the chance. They could only hope that the instrunt he ntioned was an instrunt they had already played.
The old man was silent this entire ti.
The judge glanced over to the old man. “May I ask what the only instrunt can be assessed after this assessnt is over?”
He bowed respectfully.
These judges only rembered that the instrunt was different from the others they had normally heard.
But they couldn’t rember.
Everyone gazed at the old man, waiting for an answer.
“It’s not any of the instrunts you’ve used today.”
Everyone finally gave up.
Now, they could only hope that the old man was playing with them.
However, when they saw that the judge had been so respectful toward the man, they felt that he really had so pull on the organization.
As he said this, the old man turned and smiled at Yao Tang. “Little girl, stay behind. I have sothing to tell you.”
His attitude had completely changed.
He was no friendly!
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