I Cast Forbidden Spells Until the World Breaks-Chapter 56 He Got a Perfect Score Because the Cap Was Only That High

Chapter 56: 56 He Got a Perfect Score Because the Cap Was Only That High

The recordings of Nia’s and Zayne’s comprehensive assessments were played one after the other.

Nia’s run was pure technical mastery. It was flashy and extremely pleasing to watch.

She already had a hot and curvy figure. Dressed in a fitted sports outfit, her shape stood out even more.

Many male candidates stared without blinking. Some even swallowed unconsciously.

But what truly stunned everyone was her performance.

At level 14, Nia showed the absolute limit of what a fire mage could achieve at that stage.

She moved like a dancing spirit butterfly.

Across all ten stages, she demonstrated what a perfect clear truly meant.

The seventh stage stood out the most.

Facing the level 25 Blazing Fire Demon Wolf, Nia displayed the full meaning of human intelligence.

Her raw power was weaker than the monster’s.

Yet she toyed with it like a dog on a leash.

For a full three minutes, the Blazing Fire Demon Wolf failed to touch her once.

It never even came within half a meter of her.

The crowd was blown away.

"As expected of Astrachior’s daughter. That control and adaptability are top tier."

"She is only level 14, but I bet most players under level 20 could not beat her."

"This does not look like an exam. It looks like a flawless performance."

"Nia’s perfect score is completely deserved. How is this not first place?"

"So this is what bias against women looks like."

The discussions grew louder.

The candidates looked at Nia with admiration in their eyes.

At the same time, their doubts about the fairness of the rankings grew stronger.

She had achieved a flawless clear.

So why was Zayne ranked above her?

Everyone turned to Zayne’s recording.

Compared to Nia’s extreme precision, Zayne’s run looked almost plain.

After the first two stages tested level and attributes, everything else was the same.

From stage three to stage ten, Zayne did only one thing.

Cast a Forbidden Spell. Clear the stage.

Cast a Forbidden Spell. Clear the stage.

Cast a Forbidden Spell. Clear the stage.

The exact process repeated eight times.

Throughout it all, Zayne looked relaxed.

He strolled around casually.

He did not look like someone taking a college entrance trial.

He looked like a kid on a spring outing.

The crowd fell silent while watching his recording.

Then came the seventh stage.

Zayne killed the Blazing Fire Demon Wolf in the first second.

For the next two minutes, he sat there doing nothing.

The emotions of the crowd exploded.

"What the hell. He wiped a level 25 Blazing Fire Demon Wolf with one Forbidden Spell?"

"So the escape test is solved by killing the pursuer. That logic is insane."

"This guy is not human. He is a monster wearing human skin."

"Now I get it."

"I finally understand why they both got perfect scores, yet Nia ranked second."

Nia got a perfect score because her ability reached the limit.

Zayne got a perfect score because the limit was too low.

In other words, if the exam used a thousand point system, Nia would still score one hundred.

Zayne would easily hit eight hundred or nine hundred.

The candidates looked at Nia with a hint of sympathy.

In any previous year, her skill and level would guarantee first place.

But this year, Zayne existed.

With a monster like him around, she was bound to be overshadowed.

Nia pressed her lips together and said nothing.

She stared at Zayne’s recording again and again.

Her pale hands clenched tightly.

She could not accept it.

She could not accept losing so badly to someone she had always looked down on.

"Does anyone still object to the results of the comprehensive assessment?" Chief Examiner Kasady asked calmly.

The Blackstone Plaza was completely silent.

No one dared to speak.

After all, Zayne killed a level 25 Blazing Fire Demon Wolf with a single skill.

Who would dare challenge a ranking like that?

They had all faced that monster themselves.

They knew how terrifying a level 25 monster truly was.

"Since there are no objections," Kasady continued, "candidates below eighty five points may leave in an orderly manner."

"Those above eighty five should rest well and prepare for tomorrow’s arena matches."

Soon, the eliminated candidates left the plaza.

Only one hundred and four people remained.

Nearly one hundred thousand candidates came from Old Shipyard Port.

Only a little over one hundred survived.

The elimination rate was brutal.

The comprehensive assessment results were soon released to the public.

Several principals watching the trial closely felt their breathing speed up.

"First place Zayne. Second place Nia?"

"Damn it, Norton. Your school is going insane."

"Two perfect scores this year. You lucky bastard really hit the jackpot."

He never expected Zayne and Nia to bring such massive surprises.

Francis was even a bonus dark horse.

It was truly a blessed year for Old Shipyard Port High School.

Outside the exam venue, Blake shot to his feet after seeing the results.

"Good. This is great."

Tears filled his eyes.

With ninety six points, Francis was guaranteed a top twenty national university.

If he won two arena matches, he could even challenge Imperial Capital Academy.

Astrachior looked at the results quietly.

The corner of his mouth lifted slightly.

He remained calm.

The stunning results of the three students made everyone from Old Shipyard Port proud.

They held their heads high.

Just as Norton was soaking in the joy, an untimely voice cut in.

"Do not celebrate too early, Norton."

"Tomorrow’s arena matches are the real highlight."

The speaker was Omar from Redwood.

He and Norton never got along.

Naturally, he could not stand seeing Norton so pleased.

"Oh?" Norton laughed openly.

"You think your Evan can handle an eighteen level Forbidden Spellcaster?"

"Heh. Who knows?" Omar said with a meaningful smile.

Then he turned and walked away.

Watching Omar’s smile, Norton felt a trace of unease.

He shook his head.

"That old fox is just putting on a show."

"How could an 18 level Forbidden Spellcaster possibly lose?"