The magic cards I made are absolutely flawless!

If Dekan can answer in a different direction and give Morion a different answer that Morion can accept, Morion may still give him 25 points, and he will not lose points because the scoring points overlap.

but.

Decan was not a great philosopher.

Even if he had been allowed to answer first, he probably would have gotten a good score of 20.

Moreover, Artis extended a series of comprehensive ideas based on the most basic principles.

It has covered almost every point that Dekan could think of at the moment.

So now Dekan has two options.

Either repeat Artis's perfect answer to get a minimum score.

Based on the deduction ratio given in the exam, even if he copied the answer, he could still get 40% of the points, which is 10 points.

or.

He decided to take a different approach and try a new theory that was completely different from Artis's.

However, they might give Morion an answer he can't accept, resulting in a score that's even worse than the minimum.

Dekan thought for a moment.

Regardless of which option you choose.

Keep going like this.

It's impossible for him to win against that freakish demon, Artis, in the subject of "human ethics and morality."

You can't win with the usual methods.

unless......

Dekan suddenly thought of something.

He made up his mind and answered:

"The reason why people should not kill is that if a person still has value to be used, then he should not be killed."

"Whoo~"

This self-deprecating reply made Artis cover her mouth and laugh.

What a foolish succubus.

She certainly knew the two ways the little succubus would deal with the first question: copying directly or taking a different approach.

She cleverly chose the latter.

Unfortunately, her answer was so poor that she was lucky to get any points at all.

Morion's expression showed a hint of surprise upon hearing Dekan's reply.

He seemed to understand what Dekan meant.

Then, as if relieved, he said:

"5 points."

Dekan nodded with satisfaction upon hearing Morion's rating.

They didn't seem to feel the slightest bit disappointed by the score.

Artis, on the other hand, was slightly surprised.

Morion gave her a higher score than she had expected.

But I didn't pay much attention to it.

After all, it's a subjective exam. As long as it doesn't violate common sense and give out outrageous scores, minor deviations in scoring are normal.

The fact that the examination system's built-in high-level mental magic detection was not triggered means that Morion did not lie or make a judgment that went against his conscience or was unfair.

After the first question.

Artis scored 25 points, and Dekan scored 5 points.

Soon, Morion saw the requirements for the second question.

[Question 2: Please formulate a question based on the theme "Life".]

Morion pondered for a moment, chin in hand, and decided on the content of this question:

"I want to ask, why do people have to work in their lives, and what is the meaning of their labor?"

"Have you considered force majeure events such as war and natural disasters?"

"Artis asked."

Morion: "Not considering it."

Artis: "And could you give a hypothetical kingdom, and its conditions?"

"Yes, first of all, it's a fairly wealthy country..."

Morion answered Artis's question by using the Kingdom of Norton as a model.

After Artis finished asking her question, before the preparation time was over, she spoke first again and answered:

"In primitive human civilizations, simply fetching water was enough to sustain life, hunting was enough to fill one's stomach, and the more labor one exerted, the more necessities one could obtain..."

"However, the development of human civilization has made life extremely convenient, and labor is no longer absolutely linked to necessities. The meaning of the word 'labor' may have changed..."

"But I believe that even in the country you're imagining, humanity and labor cannot be separated; labor is directly linked to the joy of living..."

Artis then launched into a series of discourses that lasted twenty minutes.

After she finished her argument, she confidently awaited Morion's score.

"5 points."

However, Morion gave such a low score with a regretful expression.

"?"

Artis's eyes widened, and for the first time, an expression of disbelief appeared on her face.

She was surprised that Morion would give her such a low score this time.

Did they know they were going to lose and deliberately self-destruct?

But what happened next shocked her even more.

The testing system did not find Morion to have violated the rules!

He genuinely felt that her answer was only worth 5 points!

Dekan chuckled and shook his head, replying:

"I believe the meaning of human labor is to maximize their surplus value."

Dekan then began a brief explanation of his point of view.

Artis immediately refuted Dekan's answer:

"This is completely contrary to human ethics and morality! It is a primitive theory that predates the establishment of human ethics and morality and civilization, and it also violates the given conditions of this question."

In a seminar, offering reasonable opinions or rebuttals to the other party's viewpoints can also influence the examiner's judgment of the answer.

“Then, Miss Artis, let me ask you this: if we assume there is a species called Dark Humans, who are indeed human, but who suffer discrimination in a prosperous empire and are treated like machines, then tell me, can they also derive the so-called joy of living from their labor? Isn’t the meaning of their labor simply to realize their value?”

"Dark humans, these fantastical beings, simply do not exist in this world, and what you're describing is unrealistic; it's all just hypothetical!"

"You can't deny that such a history might exist in some other world; perhaps you just don't know it."

"Ha. That's just sophistry."

Artis felt that Decan's answer, which was completely contrary to human ethics, should at least get 0 points.

She didn't need to offer much of a rebuttal.

There's no need to lower yourself to the level of this foolish little succubus.

After hearing Dekan's point of view, Artis could foresee the little succubus being crushed once again.

She wanted to see if the little succubus could still laugh this time.

This response can be described as a blatant violation of human ethics and morality.

As long as the exam system doesn't break down.

Even the most brilliant examiner can't possibly give you many points!

however.

Morion: "20 points."

Artis: "???"

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The examiner seems to be giving scores randomly.

However, there was no violation of the rules!

In other words, does the examiner genuinely agree with this answer?

Is it that she has a misunderstanding of human ethics and morality, or is there a problem with the examiner?

"That's it? That's it?"

Dekan started openly mocking her, giving her a taste of her own medicine.

Artis was so angry she gritted her teeth.

Compared to resentment, she was more suspicious of the demon's existence at this moment.

She felt she hadn't done anything wrong!

How can such an evil answer be recognized and even given a high score?

However, his answer received a very low score.

Artis even began to wonder if the human version was updating too quickly, causing her to experience a generation gap and overlook some crucial details.