In Norman's mind, the mages had their own words, but Lancelot remained silent, as if he felt that Norman could handle such a difficulty.

And Norman was indeed able to cope.

Although, lean, abundant, wise.

After some thought, Norman filled in the set of answers that he felt were the most correct in his comparison.

This made Gustav's eyes light up when he saw this scene in the south ear hall.

He actually made a question?

Then a near-slim hope reappeared in my heart.

Perhaps, he can really make this one-star red-robed mage's scroll assessment?......

When Hardy saw this, his eyes became more and more complicated, as if he was happy for Norman, and he seemed to be even more disgusted with the greedy behavior of the farmer's son who did not give up.

Girrod, the chief proctor in front of the main altar, also blinked, guessing what level of law exam Norman had in his hand, and how much more time it would take him to solve the second course.

Giraud's mind was now completely absorbed by the student he had inadvertently snooped on, and he had even forgotten his duties as the chief proctor and focused only on Norman.

As the focus of attention of many people, Norman began to think about the second question.

"Mr. Peterson, the deacon of the Cathedral of Yabei, was a collector of famous paintings, and one of his favorite paintings was like this, ()()()()()()( ”

Here are the stems: one, as if talking to the clouds, two, a red carp swimming in it, three, white clouds like white gauze, four, between streams, five, with its mouth open, six, a stream.

This question requires these six options to be filled in the blanks in the question in the appropriate order, and four options are given below to further reduce the difficulty of the question.

One, two, five, six, four, four, five, one, three, three, six, three, four, six, four, three, three, two, five, five.

The answer to this question alone makes people look like they are reading a book from heaven, not to mention choosing the right answer immediately, so Norman can only think slowly. But fortunately, there are four candidate answers to this question, which makes the question more difficult, and he can put the four answers in turn and try to read them, and find the one that feels most natural to him.

Of course, this takes more time, so Norman substituted for each other and began to feel the sense of language.

Fortunately, he still has more time.

Norman was slowly and painstakingly attacked one question after another, and the five bells came imperceptibly. At this point, other students finally completed the examination papers of the first three subjects and began to answer the law examination papers.

It's a pity that Norman is thinking about the question in front of him, otherwise if he takes a look at other people's law papers, he will know how pitted his law paper is.

Let's take a look at what other people's law papers look like!

"Fruit (), Wood (), Open () ......"

This is the question of the compound.

"Qing, (). in, (). Chickens, (). ......”

This is to write an ancient language with the same pronunciation as the previous one.

The following question is a bit more difficult.

The upper row of "Big, Many, Go, Front, Left, Far, Yes", and the lower row of "Few, Small, Back, None, Come, Near, Right", ask to pair the upper and lower rows with each other to help them find friends.

"Find a friend", this question is enough to be pitted, ambiguous, and invisibly increases the difficulty of this antonym question, which is enough for these candidates to take the entrance exam to have a headache.

Of course, compared to Norman's law paper, the questions on this law paper of the real entrance exam are like intellectual retardation. But no one knew the difference, except for a few people, such as the three in the South Ear Hall and the chief proctor Girod.

Justin, of course, didn't know either.

After the bell rang for a while at 5, Justin finally finished the answers to the first three subjects, got his law paper and started to do it, but he had a problem, that is, while doing it, he would unconsciously look towards Norman and compare Norman's speed with his own problem-solving, and the answer was exciting for Justin.

Norman's solution speed is slower than him!

This discovery made Justin very excited, and he seemed to have a much clearer mind, and the speed of answering the questions became faster.

And Justin is not the fastest, the elegant aristocratic teenager Sanchez is the fastest to solve the problem. Although he got the law exam later than Norman, he had already surpassed Norman's speed by solving the problem quickly, and he solved the third one, and Norman was still wrestling with the second law paper.

Perhaps because of Norman's stimulation, these elite aristocratic teenagers were in a more excited state than usual, and their problem-solving efficiency was much faster than when they usually practiced, and they couldn't wait to write like flying, except for two exceptions.

One was the green-eyed little girl sitting in the corner, who was doing the questions unhurriedly, and was still answering the theological papers, but she didn't look anxious at all.

And then there's Norman.

Norman was fully immersed in the law paper in front of him, thinking carefully and comprehensively one question after another, slowly, but steadily and gradually.

If the other students were mobile knights on horseback, Norman was a hoplite troop advancing slowly.

This way has been made, and this way has been made......

Gustav looked at Norman in the magic prism, and with each question he tackled, he added two points to the child's appreciation, but gradually, he realized that something was wrong.

Before I knew it, Norman actually made it to the sixth?!

Gustav's eyes widened as he locked onto the boy in the magic prism, and his breathing subconsciously slowed down, as if his breathing was heavier and would disturb the boy and affect his thoughts.

Gustav, who was staring at Norman all the way, clearly remembered that although the young man was very slow in solving the problems, he did solve most of the problems correctly!

This made the originally slim hope in Gustav's heart bigger and brighter.

According to the accuracy of Norman as he saw it, it was entirely possible for this young man to pass the assessment of this one-star red-robed mage!

If he can maintain such a correct rate on this last one.

Norman, on the other hand, lived up to Gustav's expectations, and continued to advance slowly and vigorously like an army of hoplites, and finally solved the last problem when the bell had struck six moments and several students had begun to finish their papers.

As Norman solved this last question, Gustav held his breath completely, staring at Norman's movements without blinking.

Hardy stared at Norman in the magic prism, unable to believe what his eyes were seeing.

Thomas also didn't blink his eyes, but he wasn't shocked, but thoughtful.

Under these expressions of the three of them, Norman, after some thought, took a quill pen and wrote his answer to the last question on the parchment paper.

When Norman put pen to paper, there was a dead silence in the south transept, and only the sound of Gustav's heavy breathing could be heard—he had just held his breath so hard that he immediately began to breathe heavily.

All three of them were archmages, and this one-star red-robed mage's paper assessment was relatively easy for them, so they could all see the correctness and error of Norman's answers.

And the result of their observation was that Norman passed the one-star red-robed mage's paper-based examination.

A farmer's son, who was illiterate a month ago, passed the one-star red-robed mage's examination after a month of study......

Gustav breathed heavily, silently watching the incredible scene in the magic prism, remembering his own past.

He was also hailed as a genius back then, but compared to Norman, he felt like a retarded intellectual.

At the same time, he is extremely glad that he was born decades early.

Because there is such a person, all the so-called geniuses of this era will be all dimmed.