During his practical assessment back then, Mr. Ya knew he had no offensive abilities and was terrified of failing. So, he desperately dodged, refusing to let the examiner land a single blow.
His reasoning was simple: even if he couldn't win, he absolutely could not lose. Losing meant he wouldn't graduate!
But as luck would have it, he ran into a pampered heiress who had been doted on her entire life—a young, hot-headed, vain, and arrogant examiner.
The assessment required the examiner to suppress their power to the Pupa Stage and only use three of their basic-level skills plus one Pupa Stage skill. To pass, a student simply had to defeat the power-suppressed examiner. There was no time limit.
Moni could accept being defeated by a student while her power was suppressed, but she couldn't accept chasing a student for half an hour without so much as touching his sleeve. It made her feel like a monkey being led around on a leash.
