Theory Test

I arrive at the academy grounds and see many students there. There might be around two hundred students in the first year, including beautiful elves, dark elves, beast girls and boys, vampires, and werewolves.

Harmony Academy is an academy where all types of races come to study. The academy aims to ensure that future generations of different races won't discriminate against each other, but that goal still hasn't been achieved.

As I walk around, seeing so many students, it reminds me of the novels I read and makes me feel kind of excited. I'm waiting for the assessment to start so I can show them my power.

After bathing in spring water, I am sure that I can become an A Class student. Although I'm weak in terms of power, my theory is perfect.

Yesterday when I was looking at books, somehow I got all the answers right. I think it's an ability that I got from Readers View.

With a perfect score in the theory assessment and decent fighting strength, it is enough to place me in A class. Although I want to be in S class, I know my limits.

However, it doesn't matter if I place it in S class or not. I must get an A class; otherwise, I will disappoint Aunt Evelyn and Emily. They make time to accompany and protect me until I reach spirit water. They are nice, and I want to get an A class to show them, make them proud that they didn't waste any time to go there and protect me at spring water.

I smile as I go into the auditorium, the biggest place in the academy, where thousands of people can sit. I sit in a random seat and wait as a man comes up on stage.

"Ahem... Ahem," the man taps on the mic as he clears his throat. Then he smiles and says, "So, everyone is here. Well, then I'm Lucus, the vice-principal of this academy, and I'm here to explain the school evaluation system."

"The evaluation system is very easy. There are two tests: the first is a writing test, which you're going to have right now, and the second test is a strength measurement. We will divide you according to your rank, and you will fight against each other in the same rank. With that, we will evaluate you. Of course, if you are confident and want to fight against a higher rank, then feel free to fill out the form for that."

"Now the motive for the evaluation system is to divide the two hundred and thirty-one students. Although this is an academy where everyone comes here to learn, we won't treat you equally. The higher your evaluation, the more attention the academy will give you, so do your best."

With that said, Lucus leaves.

Now we are sitting here, and many students start muttering amongst themselves. I look around for Ava, Elmer, and Emi, as well as Yumi, the girl I love, and other students who are going to be part of S Class.

I find Elmer, Ava, and Emi, and beside them is a boy with unruly gray hair and a devilish charm. His eyes are blue like the deep sea, looking down on everyone. His perfectly built body and tall height make him one of the most handsome men in this academy, and he's also a member of S Class, Alaric Silverwood, A werewolf.

Yeah, I remember. When Ava, Elmer, and Emi come to the academy grounds, they encounter Alaric, and because Alaric has heard Elmer's name a lot, he goes on and challenges him, which ends in a draw. They two fight a lot against each other, and every time it ends in a draw.

They two are also best friends and stay together in every life and death situation. I think Elmer stays with Alaric more than any of his harem members.

Then I look around more, but I can't find another person. Well, in this sea of students, finding others is difficult.

After some time, I get a question paper on which I have to write answers, something everyone knows. I look at the questions with a nervous gaze, hoping that my ability won't betray me, and I sigh as I know every single answer for this paper. I smile and start writing it.

After I finish, I hand the paper back to the teachers, and when I do, the teacher frowns and looks at me, then at the paper. His eyes widen as he nods to me and says, "Good, you can go."

I don't understand his reaction, but it doesn't matter. I turn to leave the place and see the clock.

Five minutes. I completed the whole test in just five minutes. I see so many stares on me. I see all the students, except some, looking at me.

I just walked out of this place. I don't expect that. I should have been more careful about this type of thing in the future. Although having some attention is good, I don't want too much attention.