I made science magic

Chapter 305 I want to stuff the exam paper into the dean’s mouth!

Arpad is an ordinary apprentice in Ietta Academy. He knows very well that his IQ and computing power are far inferior to those students who have joined the elite class. He wants to pass this graduation test, even stand out and win

The dean’s approval requires the use of some unconventional means!

For example, last night, he paid a high price to get a special alchemy powder from a powerful herbalist, mixed it with ink and wrote a cheat sheet. Only specific magic can be used to see the writing on it.

So Arpad boldly placed the parchment filled with formulas and examples on the table, and pretended to solve problems on it while checking the examples through manifestation magic.

'Very good...the dean has explained these questions before. You can calculate them by just changing the numbers.'

Arpad was proudly calculating on the parchment and solved the first five questions in a few minutes. However, he soon discovered that this method of replacing example questions was not always effective, because there were many questions on the exam paper.

I have never seen this type of question before, and simple substitution of formulas and transposition of numbers simply won’t work.

Arpad thought hard, and then cast a spell again to reveal the cheat sheet on the parchment without giving up. He read it line by line, trying to find out if he had missed any formula.

At this moment, a sound breaking through the air suddenly sounded in his ears. Before Arpad could react, a long copper nail flew past and was nailed to the quill and examination paper in his hand... in front of him.

The piece of parchment also floated up and flew spontaneously to the invigilator's desk.

"Master Dean..." Arpad was startled and stood up from his seat suddenly.

Linn stretched out his hand, and the parchment fell into his palm.

Arpad tried his best to maintain the surface calm, suppressing the fear and anxiety in his heart, and constantly reassured himself that the special invisible ink was very hidden and could not be discovered.

Orlando and Furla, who were thinking about the exam questions, also remembered their responsibilities as invigilators and immediately came over. There were some messy drafts written on the parchment, which didn't look special.

However, everyone understood that this must be some kind of cheating method, otherwise the dean would not have taken action so suddenly.

Linn glanced at Arpad playfully and instantly guessed that this should be invisible ink.

It was obviously too much to try to hide this little trick from him.

The so-called invisible ink is nothing more than some kind of invisible spectrum, then... Lin En thought, and magic power immediately constructed a prism, which decomposes the sunlight coming from the window, and the ultraviolet rays that are also invisible to the naked eye are aggregated and refracted to

On the parchment scroll, the invisible writing immediately appeared.

Arpad's face turned pale, and he cursed the damn herbalist in his heart. Didn't it mean that this thing was so hidden that even a formal wizard couldn't see it?

"Arpad, I should have said before, what are the consequences of cheating? You can go back now!" Linn threw the parchment back and said coldly.

"Master Dean, please give me another chance..." Arpad begged in panic. He is already twenty-nine years old this year. According to Iyetta's practice, once he is over thirty years old,

If you become an official wizard, you will be judged as having no potential and be expelled from the academy.

Lin En was unwavering. Since he chose to take a shortcut, he must bear the risk. If he did not punish him, wouldn't it be unfair to those who study hard...

So no matter how Arpad cried and begged, Linn just waved his hand and asked Orlando to take him down so as not to disturb the other students' exams.

Despite this lesson, there are still many students who try to cheat in this exam. Everyone is lucky and believes that they will not be caught.

As for cheating techniques, there are many ways to describe them. The more stupid ones are to write them directly on your hands or sleeves, and sneak a few glances at them when they are not paying attention.

As for the smart ones, there are also some. For example, an apprentice has mastered a magical magic that can penetrate the reflection of light and peek at other people's answers without anyone noticing. If Linn hadn't broken through the great wizard, he would have almost died.

He was fooled by the other party.

There are also methods such as using far-sightedness to peek. Fortunately, Lin En is experienced in many battles. Although there was no magic in his previous life, various high-tech cheating methods are no worse than magic, so in a few minutes, he will

These people were picked out one by one.

The examination room suddenly burst into wailing. Of the 230 apprentices who took the exam, a full 37 tried to cheat in various ways. They were all kicked out of the examination room and their results were immediately invalidated.

Alok watched apprentices being disqualified from the exam, walking past him with gloomy expressions, and even facing severe punishments. He couldn't help but swallowed. In fact, he also prepared a cheat sheet, but he kept struggling with it.

Don't have the guts to take it out.

After all, the dean had brought a lot of psychological shadow to him before, but he didn't want to successfully escape. While secretly rejoicing, he could only rack his brains and continue to solve the questions.

Even if your score in the written test is slightly worse, there will be a practical test afterwards, as long as you perform well, you will still have no problem getting a good score.

But Lydia, who was also in the examination room, had completely opposite thoughts to Alok.

As a halfling with no magical talent, Linn's ability to take this exam was completely approved by Lin En, but the dean would not open a backdoor for her.

In other words, I was destined not to get any marks in the plasticity subject of the practical class. I could only work hard on alchemy and herbal medicine, and it was probably difficult to even pass.

If you want to pass the exam smoothly, you must be extremely good in the subjects of the written test...

Lydia also worked extra hard. As an airship builder and pilot, she was familiar with the area, volume calculations of geometric figures, and several formulas for free fall, so she completed the previous basic questions in only one and a half hours.

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But when I was doing the next dozen or so questions, I was stumped. These questions either related to the movement of celestial bodies or were related to functions. Even the simplest questions involved extremely complex geometric operations, which made my head hurt just thinking about them.

For example, one of the questions...

[A, B, and C are our three artillery positions. A is six kilometers due east of B, and C is 30 degrees due north and west of B, five kilometers apart. P is the enemy's chaplain regiment position. At a certain time,

A bishop used communication magic and was noticed by us

.Since places B and C are further away from point P than place A, traces of the communication magic were not found until three seconds later. It is known that the propagation speed of the communication magic is one thousand meters per second. How can land A bombard the priest?

The azimuth and angle of the regiment’s position...]

So difficult...

Lydia had a grimace on her face, writing and drawing on the manuscript paper, wishing she could stuff the entire examination paper into the dean's mouth. Can't she give them some simple questions?

(End of chapter)