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Chapter 250
Mirabella poised her pen above the exam sheet and confidently scrawled her nat the top. With a deep
breath, she dove into the questions.
The first section was a hodgepodge of arts and sciences, a veritable smorgasbord of disciplines that tested rote
memory, analytical prowess, and depth of understanding. Even deciphering the questions posed a challenge for
those students with a less-than-stellar breadth of knowledge.
This prelims round was a marathon, not a sprint, clocking in at a hefty three hours.
As the first hour ticked by, while most of her peers were still wrestling with comprehension and multiple-choice
questions, Mirabella was already tackling the hefty essays at the end.
The invigilator, a seasoned professor, paced the classroom with the slow gait of a watchful guardian,
occasionally glancing over the students’ progress.
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The presence of a single girl in the sea of anxious faces was a spectacle that he couldn't ignore. Mirabella’s
calm, collected demeanor starkly contrasted with her peers furrowed brows and nervous ticks. Drawn to her
composed aura, he found himself circling back to her
desk more often than not.
His surprise was palpable when he noticed Mirabella had already progressed to the final questions. He checked
his watch in disbelief-had she really breezed through the initial sections in just an hour?
Impressed and slightly incredulous, the invigilator couldn't help but recall the conversations had among the
professors during the exam’s construction. They had voiced concerns that the allotted tmight be insufficient
due to the difficulty of the questions. The consensus was that even the faculty might struggle to complete the
test in under two hours.
Casually, he glanced at the non the answer sheet beside her.
Mirabella.
As one of the competition's organizers, he was familiar with the name. Her track record was impressive: top
scores in the initial rounds, city prelims, and city finals-dominating her peers. with perfect scores, save for one
instance where the answers to the questions had exceeded the curriculum.
Such results had made her the subject of keen interest among the competition's faculty. If she maintained her
performance through the national prelims and finals, she stood a chance at ranking internationally.
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The thought alone sent a ripple of excitement through the invigilator, his her shining with admiration. Yet, not
wishing to disturb her concentration, he lingered but a moment before resuming his pacing.
With another hour gone, Mirabella laid down her pen. The final questions had posed a
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challenge, indeed. Since she needed to answer them with the knowledge within the hight. school curriculum, the
circuitous paths to their solutions had demanded a good half hour of her time.
An hour remained on the clock, but she was done. She handed in her paper, leaving the exam. room while others
gawked in disbelief. Her early submission sent shockwaves through the ranks. This was a cutthroat competition,
where only the crde la cradvanced to the nationals, and her audacity heaped pressure on those who
had only just started on the latter sections.
Stepping out of the exam hall, Mirabella retraced her path down the academic building. Perhaps it was the quiet
of a Saturday morning or maybe the school’s deliberate scheduling, but she encountered not a single soul from
Prestige College on her way out.
Adjacent to the academic building were the administrative offices and a lounge area where teachers from
various provinces and cities waited for their students to emerge from the battleground.
The administrative door was ajar, and next to it, a large glass window offered a clear view of the building's exit.
Anthony was deep in conversation with a colleague from another school when something caught his eye.
“Huh, someone's turned in their exam early?” he remarked, a hint of curiosity in his voice.