The more they oppose, the more it shows that I am doing the right thing

It was one thing for examinees to bribe examiners, but for a trainee to accept money without doing the job was another story...

Feeling Priest Paxi’s murderous gaze, An Su also fell silent.

He truly didn’t intend to cause trouble.

He had decided to be completely honest and dutiful.

All followers of the Sanctuary of Chaos were jokers, not to mention their sect’s Chaotic Saintess, who always managed to pull unexpected stunts on An Su.

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He watched Luo Xiaohei, who was thoroughly enjoying taking the exam on that tree branch—her chaos had already alarmed the patrolling Order Knights.

Several knights tried to jointly detain this cat, but Elf, being Elf, the most talented Chaotic Saintess of her generation, leapt and dodged nimbly among them, leaving these Fourth Tier knights unable to even touch a hair on her.

An Su had managed to catch her by chance, using a bizarre combination of "Order Return" and chili water.

Even more humiliating, while Elf was evading the knights, she managed to control a cat’s paw to write furiously on a blank sheet of paper.

Realizing this, both the Order Knights and the examinees felt their defenses shattered.

Order Knights who had been capturing evil Esoteric Sect Followers for over a decade couldn’t catch a cat today; saintly examinees who had studied for over a decade couldn’t outscore a cat.

This sense of humiliation and defeat spread wildly among everyone.

Maybe it’s better to just focus on black stockings...

Only black stockings could bring solace to the soul.

One couldn’t really blame the Order Knights, as Elf’s real identity was at the Peak Saint level, and even though she was currently using an avatar, she was not someone the Fourth Tier knights could handle; unless a saint or a demigod served as a proctor, they simply couldn’t catch Elf.

Unfortunately, right now, the saints who were on duty at the exam hall were caught up in a bit of trouble of their own…

They had started arguing over "who should take the blame for the leader."

His Excellency Merlin’s solution was to draw lots to pick one, but whoever got picked didn’t want to accept it, which gradually escalated into a debate, which under His Excellency Merlin’s guidance, turned into a discussion on "the weak should carry the burden for the strong"…

To prove who was stronger, they started a brawl.

And being the only demigod in the exam hall, the venerable His Excellency Merlin certainly wouldn’t bother about a minor issue like catching a cat, especially since he had just managed to get a vacation and there was absolutely no way he would work because of this.

Since someone was already taking the blame,

Unless the Esoteric Sect openly and boldly attacked, Merlin wouldn’t bother intervening in these trivial matters.

Caught in this awkward situation where they couldn’t manage affairs at either a higher or a lower level, all the saints completely lost their composure...

When the examination bell rang,

An Su stretched lazily, gathered the Scales of Order from his desk into his embrace, while Elf outside the window also finished her test papers. She gracefully jumped down, stamped a cat’s paw print on her paper’s name column, and proudly handed in her paper.

That meant she also counted as a person.

Elf then jumped back onto her transportation—An Su’s shoulder—like a champion, head held high, enjoying the silent, grave stares from all the surrounding saints.

Is this cat yours, kid? @@novelbin@@

The saints felt utterly betrayed; brother with brother, heart to heart, you play games with your brother. Just when everyone thought they were together in the mess, watching black stockings, this trainee still had a trick up his sleeve...

You asshole.

If An Su’s cat could do it, how could An Su possibly not!

He must have finished long ago, staying in the exam hall just to enjoy their despairing faces!

An Su wanted to send Elf back to the wild; this cat always caused trouble for him, and continuing to keep her might be dangerous, so he smiled kindly, opened the door, and was the first to walk out.

The doorway was already crowded with reporters, interviewing the first student out, and Elf leapt straight from An Su’s shoulder.

"Meow meow, meow meow meow."

She vividly described her great accomplishments, while the surrounding reporters hurriedly took notes and asked An Su what she meant.

"..." An Su replied, "My cat says the questions were too easy, she wants another set...."