Chapter 33

On the eighth of June, Nathan took the comprehensive science exam in the morning and the Euranic exam in the afternoon. He felt he had performed quite well. After finishing his Euranic essay, he had about ten minutes left in the exam. Nathan didn't bother to look back to check his answers—there wasn't much to check anyway. No matter how he scored, his Euranic grades would never dip below 130 or rise above 140. His improvement in Euranic this time was largely thanks to memorizing thousands of words for his postgraduate entrance exam in his previous life. He wasn't particularly smart; he mostly relied on his language intuition. And with intuition, the first instinct was often the best. "Phew!" Finally, the bell signaling the end of the exam rang, and Nathan exhaled deeply. The college entrance exam was finally over, but his second chance at life had just begun. He firmly snapped the cap back onto his pen, the sound crisp and clear—like a seasoned soldier sheathing his sword after