Chapter 119 Catfish (1/2)

And since Inna didn't know which one was which, in the whole test, she simply wrote A, B, C, D, and E in succession in every number except for one regarding eating food.

The question was about uneaten food and leaving it unattended on the table.

She knew how to answer that since Solomon used to always scream at her not to have food left on her plate. It's because it's somehow their tradition that whenever food has been taken away from its serving plate, then it shall be fully consumed. Any leftovers aside from inedible ones are deemed as being ungrateful to the provider.

And also, another one of their tradition is that food should never ever be left on a table unattended. Because apparently, according to Solomon, it would be shameful and ungrateful to do that towards the gifts given by the 'Supreme God.' It would seem as though we are ignoring or refusing to eat that food despite it being served on a table.

So, she was proud that she understood at least one question in the whole test.

Hence, when she looked at the number of green glowing letters on her paper, she almost laughed to herself.

”You seem to be joking.”

The old man made of smoke muttered as he glared at her.

”How could you do such a shameful thing of simply answering without thinking?!”

Inna looked at the angry old man in pure innocence.

”What do you mean?”

Seeing the fake-ness of her expression, the old man slammed his hand on the table to show his anger. But it failed on intimidating Inna since it didn't make a sound.

”You obviously just wrote an answer as soon as the question popped out!”

Inna grinned at the man as she simply shrugged her shoulders, infuriating the old man even more.

”What can I say, I'm a fast reader.”

Speechless of how shameless she was, the old man was only able to glare at her before laughing in sarcasm.

”Your tricks won't do you any good here, little girl! Finally, it's time to collect all your papers! Let's see who gets kicked out of this place! Ha ha ha!”

Then, he floated towards her to grab the paper away. He grinned as he started to count the number of red letters she had. But then, when he finished, his grin dropped as well as his jaw.

Inna puffed out her chest in pride as she mocked him silently.

He thought she was going fail, but too bad!

She got thirteen out of twenty-five questions right!