nownovels Chapter 47 - Second Assesment Begins
Chapter 47 - Second Assesment Begins
Chapter 47: Chapter 47 - Second Assesment BeginsAfter getting back to the hall, Logan
’This will be interesting,’ Logan thought, paying close attention to the ranking screen.
Meanwhile, the female hunter from the university kept a close eye on Logan.
’I never thought I’d get to test an SSS-rank hunter,’ she thought, interested. ’Everything about him contrasts though.’
’I’ve read about the new Mercer heir cleaning up his company and being a great leader so far,’ she thought. ’But his core is only in the beginning stages of the bronze rank.’
’Is he so busy with his company that he doesn’t cultivate properly?’ she wondered, before hearing a beep beside her.
’The first one is done,’ she thought, glancing at the panel. ’Only 3 minutes and 10 seconds. Seems like the increase in difficulty took him off-guard.’
Logan glanced inside the room as the door shifted open. The blond boy walked through appearing exhausted but not injured.
"Gray Price," the female hunter said. "Score 1005 points, barely qualified."
"What?" the boy asked aloud, not understanding why his score was so low.
Before he could argue, the female hunter called on the next name.
At the same time, the scoreboard updated, showing two names, both barely having passed.
’Seems like it isn’t that easy,’ Logan thought, glancing at the scoreboard after 20 minutes.
Five students had gone in after the blond boy. Only one of them achieved a score above 1200 while the rest barely passed.
’So far no one’s disqualified yet though,’ Logan thought, nodding. ’They probably filtered most of the students at the affinity assessment.’
Of all the results, Robert and Grant’s scores were exactly what he had anticipated.
’Both of them scored well over 1600 points,’ Logan thought, smiling. ’Grant made it to seventh place, and Robert landed in thirteenth.’
The assessment door shifted open once again, snapping Logan out of his thoughts.
"Logan Mercer, grab your weapon and please go in," the female hunter who’d evaluated him said, still polite but without causing others to pay attention to him.