"One second, next."
"One and a half seconds, next."
"Two seconds, next."
"Half a second, next"
"Three seconds, next."
The newbie magicians ca out to fight Draven, but none of them could last even five seconds. With each passing mont, the belief that it was possible to beco an "Inner student" beca less and less.
Initially, almost everyone in the group were sure that they would pass the exam, but after seeing Draven's power, their forr confidence was gone.
Nevertheless, it was not as bad as it might seem at first sight. Draven didn't just call the ti that the student was able to last. Every half second showed the challenger's skills and strength.
The magicians in the stands judged their apprentices based on how they had perford and how long they`d lasted. For so, the second factor was even more important than the first.
Also, many apprentices didn't quite understand what it ant to be an "Inner student". They thought of it as a re privilege, but it was actually much more serious than that.
"Inner students" did have privileges, but no one in the group had any idea how serious they were.
Most importantly, the new students didn't know that becoming an "Inner student" wasn't just a matter of passing a test. Any student, after paying "Moon Coins," could take the test again. It was held once every three months, so the majority of the "Inner students" were actually originally the "Outer students". Moreover, most of the ti, disciples managed to pass the exam only when they were in their second or third year.
For the sa reason, every newbie magician who beca an "Inner student" in the entrance exam, was considered a genius. In this case, it didn't matter what color of the "Warp" that student had.
Evan looked at the faces of the magicians in the stands and thought to himself,
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