Super God: My sister-in-law discovered me secretly drawing Kaisa's feet.

I'm not sure if I should talk about Chapter 54.

Sumali's smile remained unchanged.

When Hua Ye called him over, the other party didn't say anything too harsh, but simply told him to get to know the eldest daughter of the He family better.

The He family's influence in the royal court is not what it used to be; they have little say, but they haven't truly fallen. Such families are the most troublesome—they've declined, but they still have a foundation; they've fallen silent, but they still have old connections. The fact that the King allowed He Xi to enroll indicates that the He family hasn't been completely discarded.

Hua Ye dislikes trouble.

Therefore, it's best to turn trouble into one's own people first.

Sumali knew exactly what she had to do.

He softened his voice, "During the lecture just now, I noticed that Miss He Xi was very interested in the part about the history of technology. There's still some time before the assessment this afternoon. There's a data room near the training ground that stores the basic science and technology archives that the Royal Court has made public in recent years."

He turned slightly to the side, his posture graceful, and his tone impeccable, "If you'd like, I can take you to see it."

He Xi looked at him.

Of course she knew Sumali.

The people around Hua Ye are good-looking and eloquent. If such people are willing to be polite to someone, it's easy to see why they are so well-liked.

I feel like I'm being taken seriously.

But He Xi wasn't buying it.

Her gaze fell on Sumali's fingers resting on the edge of the table, then moved to his face. "You're very familiar with those files?"

Sumali smiled and said, "I know a little bit."

"To what extent can we discuss this?"

Sumali paused for a moment.

He Xi continued, "Gene sequence stability? Dark energy interface? Early deduction of a first-generation divine body? Or is it just which way the data room door opens?"

"Miss He Xi has very high standards."

"It's not that I have high standards." He Xi turned off the desktop terminal and stood up. "It's just that I don't like wasting time."

Sumali looked at her for a moment, then smiled and took a half step back.

"I apologize for being presumptuous."

He still looked very handsome when he bowed.

Her silver hair fell down, her sleeves moved slightly, and she stepped back in a position that was just right so as not to block the way.

See you this afternoon for the evaluation.

He Xi nodded and walked past him, carrying the terminal.

Su Mali didn't turn around; she waited until the sound of her footsteps faded into the distance before the gentleness in her eyes slowly disappeared.

Difficult to approach.

But it's not that you can't get close to them.

He looked up at the classroom door and saw Hua Ye's men standing at the end of the corridor, glancing over the crowd.

Sumali smiled softly.

The afternoon assessment venue is located behind the main building of the college.

The space was much larger than a classroom, with a partially open dome and a ring of silver-white devices around the perimeter. In the center of the space was a transparent circular platform, beneath which energy lines flowed slowly, like a fine, spread-out net. The students stood on the outer edge of the platform, while the instructors and several teaching assistants checked the equipment in the control area.

The first item is the reaction test.

The rules are simple.

Once the trainee stands on the circular platform, the system will release cursors of varying speeds, angles, and numbers based on their level. Being hit by a cursor deducts points.

Points are awarded for dodging, blocking, and destroying attacks in advance. The higher the level, the faster the cursor moves and the more unpredictable the attack angle.

After hearing the rules, Su Mobai remained relatively calm.

This sounds like a high-class version of whack-a-mole.

As long as he can't fly, there shouldn't be a big problem.

The first few trainees took the stage one after another.

The levels range from two to three.

The speed wasn't slow, but it was still within the normal range. Some people were hit in the shoulder, while others reacted quickly. After three rounds, scattered applause rang out from the sidelines.

"Su Mobai".

The noise from the sidelines immediately subsided.

Su Mobai walked onto the round platform.

As soon as he went up, many eyes followed him.

Hua Ye stood in the front row, his expression showing little change.

Keisha stood in the crowd, her fingers lightly resting on her sleeve, without making a sound.

Liang Bing frowned.

Because the level displayed on the console is not three.

It's not four either.

It is seven.

A murmur immediately broke out on the sidelines.

"Level seven?"

"The first day's basic assessment, using level seven?"

"Isn't this a speed only those with top-tier divine bodies can use?"

"Is the system malfunctioning?"

Liang Bing's face immediately darkened, and she took a step forward. "Mentor, the level is wrong."

Her voice wasn't loud, but it was loud enough for everyone nearby to hear.

The teaching assistant glanced at the console, his expression momentarily unnatural. "System automatic matching."

Liang Bing sneered, "Automatic matching? All the others were level two or three, and now he's automatically matched with level seven?"

The teaching assistant did not answer.

The tutor looked at the control panel, then at Su Mobai, and said, "Su Mobai, you can apply for a recalibration."

This statement sounds like offering a way out.

But there were so many people watching from the sidelines.

It would be reasonable for him to request a recalibration.

But people will also remember that he took a step back in the very first game.

Keisha did not speak immediately.

She looked at Su Mobai on the round platform.

He stood there, showing little surprise, as if he had expected someone to tamper with things in this place. But Keisha knew he might not know who it was; he was simply used to trouble.

Su Mobai looked up at the control panel.

Level 7.

He wasn't quite sure just how outrageous this level was.

Judging from the expressions of the people around, it's definitely not something for ordinary freshmen to play with.

He thought for a moment and asked his advisor, "Should the grade be graded as level seven?"

The tutor looked at him and said, "If you complete this, you will naturally be rated as level seven."

"Then there's no need to change it."

Liang Bing wanted to stop her, but Keisha said softly, "Let him try."

Liang Bing turned to look at her, "Sister?"

Keisha looked at Su Mobai and said, "If he dares to stand up there, he must be confident."

"OK."

The circular platform lit up.

In the first round, sixteen cursors popped up simultaneously from all four sides.

Extremely fast.

So fast that many students only saw a flash of light before they were already in front of Su Mobai.

Su Mobai didn't feel it was very fast either.

They dodged it all with a gentle dodge.

Liang Bing's eyes lit up.

"pretty."

Her voice wasn't loud, but she sounded very proud, as if she were the one standing on the stage.

Someone glanced at her.

Liang Bing looked back directly, "What are you looking at? Haven't you ever seen anyone else pass level seven?"

The man choked for a moment and looked away.

Keisha did not laugh.

But her gaze was noticeably more relaxed than before.

Su Mobai's physical reaction was even better than she had expected.

By the start of the third round, the assistant coach in the control area looked grim.

Passing all seven levels in three rounds is more than just passing the test.

It was to slap them in the face right then and there for their tampering.

The results appear on the console.

[Level 7 Assessment: Passed.]

Su Mobai stood in the center of the circular platform, looking towards his mentor.

He spoke very politely.

"tutor."

"I have a question."

"I don't know if I should say this or not."

The tutor looked at him and said, "Speak."

Su Mobai pointed to the control panel, "If the system can automatically adjust the freshmen's basic assessment to level seven or higher, does that mean there's a risk with the college's equipment?"

The teaching assistant turned pale.

Su Mobai continued, "If it's not a problem with the equipment, then it must be due to human error. But if someone makes this kind of mistake on the very first day of the academy's assessment, wouldn't it be easy for someone to die during the practical training later on?"